Linux Authentication by Active Directory without joining to domain

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You can make local accounts in Linux for the users but authenticate from kerberos. When users login to Linux they will get a kerberos ticket from AD. No need to join the domain.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Sepp Hofbauer
    Sepp Hofbauer over 1 year

    I have a Win 2008 AD based network. I want to setup a few boxes with dual boot Win/Linux. How can I achieve to authenticate the users with existing AD in Linux?

    All solutions - I have found yet - join the linux boxes to the domain. I think, this is a problem in case of dual boot and the same netbios name of the client. Are there possibilities without joining to domain?

    The home dir should be on a nfs4 server (linux), so I need kerberos.

    Which solutions are possible, which are most stable?

    Thanks for any advice!

    Sepp Hofbauer

  • Sepp Hofbauer
    Sepp Hofbauer over 9 years
    It's a school with ca. 1000 users which often change. I wanted to avoid create local users. Is there a solution for auto creation?
  • Ian
    Ian over 9 years
    In that case you could get account details from ldap and authenticate from kerberos.