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| 2022-04-28 |
Ubuntu's Active Directory authentication explained |
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Many medium and large businesses use a central service to authenticate users. One of the more widely used authentication services is Active Directory. Recent versions of Ubuntu have included a feature which allows users to login using Active Directory. A blog post from Massimiliano Gori explains how this process works and what components are involved on the Ubuntu side of the process. "Linux desktops, including Debian and Ubuntu, supported Active Directory integration for a very long time through SSSD; however, that was limited to authentication and a small subset of related Group Policy Object policies. IT system administrators who wanted to use AD to enforce policy compliance or apply remote configuration faced a difficult choice: paying a premium for third-party privileged access management solutions (that are primarily tailored at servers) or relying on a plethora of custom developed tools and scripts."
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