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| Code | Name | Duration | Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| oldaplnxsys | OpenLDAP for Linux Systems | 7 hours | If your organization have Linux systems which numbers rapidly increase you probably face the problem with managing user accounts. Every user has to have an account on multiple servers, where you have to prepare that account manually. With this course you will learn how to setup one point where you can store all of your accounts, and thanks to this you will simplify and increase productivity of management processes. Introduction LDAP: What it is and what it does Organization of the data in the directory LDAP Data Interchange Format Filters and search facilities Adding, modifying and deleting objects Installation and Configuration Basic Setup and introduction to the OpenLDAP Configuration (OLC) Mechanisms for data storage Installation of OpenLDAP Initial setup of OLC Setting up TLS Defining access control lists (ACL) Logging System High availability and data replication Configuring applications and services Configuration of NSS and PAM Management of system users with OpenLDAP Apache - Basic Auth configuration mechanism GUI tools Phpldapadmin - Installation and Configuration |
| oldapws | OpenLDAP Workshop | 21 hours | This is a 3 day hands-on training course covering LDAP and OpenLDAP from the ground up. OpenLDAP overview Comparison with web and relational databases Entry structure Tree structure Simple searches Attributes Syntaxes and Object Classes RootDSE and subschema subentry LDAP Operations LDIF Command-line tools GUI tools Phpldapadmin - Installation and Configuration Basic configuration and maintenance Installation from source code and decisions to be made at the build time Installation from packages Server structure: front-end, overlays, back-ends Evolution of disk-based backends Building test servers Differences for production servers Static configuration using slapd.conf Dynamic configuration via cn=config Conversion from slapd.conf to cn=config Monitoring via cn=monitor Backup and restore procedures Conversion from hdb to mdb backend Upgrading between OpenLDAP versions Authentication and Authorisation using LDAP Bind methods: simple, SASL, public-key, Kerberos Security of passwords: ldap:/// ldaps:/// ldapi:/// Representing groups in LDAP Using LDAP for Authentication and authorisation of other services Apache - Basic Auth configuration mechanism Management of system users with OpenLDAP RFC2307 / RFC2307bis / DBIS Configuration of NSS and PAM nss-pam-ldapd vs SSSD SSL/TLS Certificate hierachies Using TLS with OpenLDAP: Server certs, Client certs and SASL EXTERNAL Access Control Basic ACLs Limits Access Control Policy Testing ACLs Distributed directories Replication, Chaining, and Referral Master-slave Mirrormode Extending the schema Simple Schema Design OIDs Schema definition files Designing the Directory Information Tree Working with existing applications and services Directory synchronisation and transformation tools LDAP proxies, firewalls and entry mapping |
| sambadv | Samba | 14 hours | Samba is an Open Source / Free Software suite that provides file and print services to all manner of SMB/CIFS clients, including Linux and the numerous versions of Microsoft Windows operating systems. Audience This course is suitable for developers and engineers who work with preexisting Samba instances, or who intend to integrate Samba into their work flow. No two courses are delivered the same. Each course is tailored to your specific requirements. Installation Installing Samba from packages Installing Samba from source Upgrading Samba Standalone server File Sharing How POSIX permissions map to Windows permissions Differences between POSIX and Windows ACLs Print Serving Password Storage Samba VFS (Virtual File System) modules Recycle bin Antivirus integration Backup and restore Performance tuning Domain membership What makes Samba a domain member Available ID mapping backends NSS service PAM authentication Coexistence with NFS Domain control What makes Samba a domain controller Services and ports involved in Domain Control Setting up Samba as an Active Directory Domain Controller Joining an additional Samba DC to an existing Active Directory The AD functional levels Storing Windows profiles and logon scripts Authenticating other services against Samba AD Setting up RFC2307 in AD Replication Distributed File System (DFS) Directory Replication Service (DRS) |
Upcoming Courses
| Course | Course Date | Course Price [Remote / Classroom] |
|---|---|---|
| OpenLDAP for Linux Systems - Liverpool | Tue, 2017-10-31 09:30 | £1100 / £1550 |
| OpenLDAP for Linux Systems - Exeter - The Senate | Wed, 2017-11-01 09:30 | £1100 / £1400 |
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