RedHat Enterprise 4 (workstation) & Kerberized NFS
Markus Bölter
markus.boelter at micronas.com
Thu Jul 26 11:10:55 EDT 2007
Hi!
Wow - I am impressed about the interest on my notes. Good to hear -
thanks
for that!
> RHEL4 has the 2.6.9 kernel, and I was told at a recent conference
> by some
> redhat reps that kerberized nfs is not supported in RHEL4.
It works for me on i386 as server and client. For x86_64 I had to use
RHEL5
as a server, client tests it didn't do on x86_64.
> Markus - are you getting usr/group info from your AD as well? If
> so, how
> did you do it (adding posix usr/group info to your AD?) - I'd love
> to see
> your notes.
I use the product VAS (http://www.quest.com/Vintela-Authentication-
Services/)
to fetch this information from the AD.
Originally my task here at work was to implement a kerberized NFS
solution
in an AD environment, explicitely with help of VAS. Please have this
in mind
when reading my notes which can be found on:
http://www.rebooten.de/VAS_and_NFSv4_on_RedHat_Enterprise_Linux_4.html
Currently, VAS is only "esential" as an entry in nsswitch.conf, every
other part can
easily done without help of VAS. Please find the steps i.e. to create
a nfs/-SPN in
AD for a Linux computer on:
http://nfsworld.blogspot.com/2005/06/using-active-directory-as-your-
kdc-for.html
(I am sure most of you know this blog post)
I took this post for the initial start of my work and started to
change things to
use VAS because this is what my work originally was about.
I would really be happy to hear some thoughts, comments, suggestions
ideas
or compains about my notes! :-)
Markus
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