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Your guide to The Interop Tutorial

You can begin reading the tutorial sequentially, or visit only those trails that interest you. If you have questions about the tutorial, go to the tutorial's first page.

A Single Client Configuration

Getting Started

Start here to read an overview of infrastructure concepts. This trail will help you understand the rest of the material presented in this tutorial.

A Linux Install

These lessons discuss basic Linux installation for subsequent trails, covering such topics as Yum and NTP.

Getting Tickets

These lessons build on a Linux install and discuss basic Kerberos client configuration, independent of KDC. Topics covered include krb5.conf configuration and working with clients such as kinit and gnome-kerberos.

Kerberized Applications

These lessons cover some uses of Kerberos, such as SSH/SSHD and smbclient.

A Kerberized Grid

NFSv4

These lessons discuss the installation and configuration of NFSv4 for use in subsequent trails.

Automount

These lessons discuss the configuration of LDAP-backed automounts.

A Linux Xen Install

These lessons discuss basic Linux Xen installation for subsequent trails, covering such topics as installing a host and building guests.

GridEngine Basics

These lessons discuss basic Sun GridEngine installation and configuration.

Kerberized Grid

These lessons build upon the earlier Linux, Kerberos, NFSv4, Automount, GridEngine, and Xen tutorials to build a Kerberized grid.

Active Directory Interoperability

Active Directory

Considerations when using Active Directory as the Key Distribution Center.

Advanced Keytabs

Advanced topics regarding symmetric key infrastructure, such as exporting keys from Active Directory.

OpenLDAP Basics

These lessons get you up and running with a basic OpenLDAP configuration.

Winbind

These lessons cover winbind.

Samba

These lessons combine Active Directory and winbind to provide Active Directory-backed Linux users.

Other Clients

The Solaris Basics

These lessons discuss basic Solaris installation, such as Blastwave.

The Windows Basics

These lessons discuss basic Windows configuration, such as ADSI Edit and other Support Tools.

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