Ubuntu 16.04 Desktop an das Active Directory anbinden

 

 

 

 

 

Nach der Grundinstallation von Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Desktop, wird das System auf den neusten Stand gebracht.

Nach dem das System up to date ist, kann man manuell die Netzwerkkarte konfigurieren, wichtig ist hier das der DNS Server vom Domaincontroller angesprochen wird.

Wenn der DNS Server für den Client konfiguriert wurde, installieren wir alle benötigten Pakete um den Client an das AD anzubinden.

NTP Service konfigurieren

Realmd konfigurieren

 

default-home: set the default homedir for each Active Directory User. In our example it will be something like /home/dom.example.int/domainuser.
default-shell: the default shell used by the users. bash is usually the preferred default shell.

default-client: we are using sssd in our scenario. winbind is also a possible option.
os-name: the operating system name as it will appear in our Active Directory.
os-version: the operating system version as it will appear in our Active Directory.

automatic-install: we want to prevent realmd to try to install its dependencies.

fully-qualified-names: this will allow users to use just their username instead of the combination of domain and username. For example we can use the username domainuser instead of DOM\domainuser or domainuser@dom.example.int. Note, however, that this could cause conflicts with local users, if they have the same username as a domain user.
automatic-id-mapping: this option will auto-generate the user and group ids (UID, GID) for newly created users, if set to yes.
user-principal: this will set the necessary attributes for the Ubuntu machine when it joins the domain.
manage-system: if you don’t want policies from the Active Directory environment to be applied on this machine, set this option to no.

 

Kerberos konfigurieren

Client zur Domain hinzufügen

SSSD konfigurieren

Pam common-session konfigurieren für das Home Laufwerk

Ubuntu 16.04 Login anpassen

So das war es schon wieder

Viel Spaß damit
Gruß Helmut

 
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