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Single-signon with Open Directory from GNU/Linux

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Single-signon with Open Directory from GNU/Linux (PDF, 1.95MB)Published: 05 May, 2005
Created by:
Chad Walstrom

This paper examines methods for sharing account and configuration information between networked computers, focusing on the emerging secure standards of Kerberos, LDAP, SSL/TLS, and SASL. It centers on the Apple Open Directory as a platform to provide these services and demonstrates how to inter-operate with a GNU/Linux workstation.