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Originally Posted by Hivos  The user needs to logout / login for the change to take effect. And yes, this is normal windows behaviour (samba is "bug-compatible" with windows). Good to hear you've got it working! |
Yeah, it all made sense once I got in there and read over the docs before I attempted to implement it. I am building another fileserver to run off of the zimbra ldap through SAMBA soon.
I was also able to get OpenVPN to authenticate through zimbra using auth-ldap, but I am having issues using a group or zimbraAccountStatus inside of uid=user,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com as it seems to work with AD as opposed to other LDAP schemas. I submitted a request on their code page for an ability to do that, but it's WAY back in line.
So, if we were to want to prevent an employee from logging in, I'd have to revoke a certificate instead of just disabling them in zimbra. That's better than nothing for the moment... so long as I get rid of that 2003 SBS Domain Controller.