Re: question on seperate usernames for seperate systems

"Manuel Amador (Rudd-O)" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.directoryadmin
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Gerry Maddock wrote:

>Hello everyone! From what I've read so far on directory-admin, I like what I
>see! Good job Manuel!!! My users have two usernames for two separate
>systems. 1 for windows login (handled by Samba PDC, this is the same as
>their username on our sendmail server) and another unique ID for our PICK
>database.
>
>IE: A user called John Doe would have one username of jdoe for logging into
>windows via samba pdc authentication, logging onto our sendmail server, etc.
>He would also have a completely separate username on our PICK database
>server such as: US1513CA 
>
>My question is:
> Would directory admin be able to handle separate usernames per system or
>would I have to go with a workaround such as a referral to another ldap
>server or ldap directory?
>
Hmmm..  AFAIK you need to either create different users altogether, in 
different branches, or use a "Employee ID" kludge like we did here on 
campus, and configure your PICK system to use that field as the user ID.

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