Christopher,
I think just about any box with a current version of Samba could handle that.
Although I personally haven't implemented AD, I believe that the
current version of Samab handles all of this quite well.
From what you have learned so far, is there something that makes you
believe differently?
Mike B.
Quoting Christopher Howard <christopher@alaskasi.com>:
> Hi list. I was poking around on the Internet, looking at different
> options for a FOSS drop-in replacement for our ol' WS2008 box. My boss
> is a Windows man, but he doesn't really care what is running in the
> server room. I was wondering if anyone had any opinions from personal
> research and experience? Requirements:
>
> - DHCP, DNS (integration would be nice)
> - SMB file share
> - AD services (Primary Domain Controller). We use AD for Windows station
> logins and the file share permissions.
> - Under 10 users in office
> - Management interface that could be easily taught to someone without
> much *nix experience
> - RADIUS server would be a plus
> (We don't use Exchange for anything.)
>
> Some options I have come across so far: UCS, Zentyal, Igaware.
>
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