SoCoSA meetings are the first tuesday of every month, with the presentation starting at 7pm and the doors opening at 6…
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SoCoSA.org is a group of SysAdmins in Sonoma County and the surrounding areas. (Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, Petaluma, Novato, Windsor, etc.)
We meet the First Tuesday of each month. Meetings are generally at O'Reilly in Sebastopol. Social hour and food at 6pm, speaker at 7pm, finished at 8:30. Meetings are open to all and free except for the pizza. Feel free to bring your own food.
Join the group by Registering on the site and attending meetings. Registering will automatically invite you to both of our mailing lists, or you can sign up for them separately.
Meeting information is available via our notify list, a webcal/ical/vcalendar feed, google calendar, an RSS feed or via this website.
SoCoSA meetings are the first tuesday of every month, with the presentation starting at 7pm and the doors opening at 6…
Details on this topic coming soon…
Agenda:
Agenda:
Red Hat Directory Server / CentOS Directory Server provides an easily administered and robust solution for entities needing an enterprise class LDAP system. With support for 4 way multi-master replication, easy integration into the Red Hat suite of systems, and comprehensive documentation, it’s a good choice for both deploying a new LDAP structure and migrating from an existing one.
Covered topics will include:
Implementing redundancy through multi-master replication
Configuring clients to connect to LDAP for single sign on
Using pGina to provide LDAP auth for windows
Using Samba to provide single sign on for windows through native windows client
After attending this talk a system administrator of moderate experience with windows and Linux should be able to implement single sign on for a small heterogeneous network with little effort.
The focus f this meeting will be LTSP implementations, how they are used, what OS components are utilized, and what happens in an LTSP boot from start to finish. There will also be discussion of LTSP’s role in centralized computing and green computing initiatives. The general steps that need to be accomplished to setup an LTSP installation will also be covered.