Guest Joe Posted November 15, 2007 Posted November 15, 2007 Hey I have a question, there has been some talk here about getting iMACs, so trying to stay one step ahead, and as much as I think Apple does a good job with their OS's, they fall short when it comes to allowing seamless intergration. The growing concern on my part is the Authenthication of users. I know the work around is to change the AD schema so that authenthicatino is not encrypted.. I was hoping to have an easier workaround. Any ideas?
Guest Daniel Peterson Posted November 15, 2007 Posted November 15, 2007 Re: Having MAC OSx authenthicate against AD I don't believe that more recent OS X versions require AD schema changes any longer. Apple provides a page with more information on this topic (along with discussion group links) here: http://www.apple.com/itpro/articles/adintegration/ "Joe" <josephadeluca@gmail.com> wrote in message news:6835BD1E-5DEE-4429-B33D-F1AD4B99C033@microsoft.com... > Hey I have a question, there has been some talk here about getting iMACs, > so trying to stay one step ahead, and as much as I think Apple does a good > job with their OS's, they fall short when it comes to allowing seamless > intergration. The growing concern on my part is the Authenthication of > users. I know the work around is to change the AD schema so that > authenthicatino is not encrypted.. I was hoping to have an easier > workaround. > > Any ideas? >
Guest Jeff Stockamp Posted November 16, 2007 Posted November 16, 2007 Re: Having MAC OSx authenthicate against AD You should be able to join 10.4.x and higher Mac clients to a W2K3 without schema changes. Works pretty well actually. - Jeff "Joe" <josephadeluca@gmail.com> wrote in message news:6835BD1E-5DEE-4429-B33D-F1AD4B99C033@microsoft.com... > Hey I have a question, there has been some talk here about getting iMACs, > so trying to stay one step ahead, and as much as I think Apple does a good > job with their OS's, they fall short when it comes to allowing seamless > intergration. The growing concern on my part is the Authenthication of > users. I know the work around is to change the AD schema so that > authenthicatino is not encrypted.. I was hoping to have an easier > workaround. > > Any ideas? >
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