Single Sign-On with Apache and Active Directory - Part 2
HowTo, LinuxPart 1 | Part 2
Back on May 23rd, 2007 I wrote an article titled Single Sign-On with Apache and Active Directory which I have now made Part 1 of this topic. In that article I wrote:
There are 3 major solutions for this which are mod_ntlm, mod_auth_kerb and Apache2:AuthenNTLM…I tried mod_ntlm which seemed to be [...]
Using Sprint PCS Connection Card with Fedora
HowTo, Linux, TechnologyI have seen a good number of incoming links requesting this page that I had written back when I was using a wiki for my web site. So I decided to bring it back and make some redirects to direct people to the correct location.
With that being said these instructions are for configuring Fedora [...]
Enabling NTLM Authentication (Single Sign-On) in Firefox
HowToThis HowTo will describe how to enable NTLM authentication (Single Sign-On) in Firefox.
How many of you have noticed that when you are using Internet Explorer and you browse to your companies intranet page that it will automatically authenticate you but when you use Firefox you will be prompted with a login box?
I recently, in searching [...]
Single Sign-On with Apache and Active Directory - Part 1
HowTo, LinuxPart 1 | Part 2
This HowTo will describe how to setup single sign-on authentication with Apache and Microsoft Active Directory. Most of you are probably aware that there is no default/built-in support for automatically authenticating to an Apache web server using the NTLM header information passed from the web browser (in most cases Microsoft [...]
1 RHN Entitlement with Multiple Servers
HowTo, LinuxSo recently I ran into an issue. I currently only have 1 RHN entitlement allocated to manage on the order of about 20 RHEL4 servers. It quickly became a pain to unentitle one machine so I could entitle another. I could also only have 2 systems in my account, so I would also have [...]