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Old 10th July 2007, 07:32 AM
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Active Directory with Samba

hey guys

hi... I'm using fedora 5 . i need to know how can i add windows XP client in to samba server. as far as i know , i need to run services like openLDAP and kerbores. i already run openLDAP service successfully. what next should i do.. I'm a nowib. soo please help me to set up step by step. or else please give me a link to study abut that. when i surfing previously posted post, i found out someone says try HOW TO section. but unfortunately i couldn't find that section in this site..

Thanx..
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