Craig Johnson wrote:
> In article <mOYOk.6209$Fg1.3930@kovat.provo.novell.com>, Jan Kalcic wrote:
>> - DNS/DHCP: these services should work properly as documented. Don't they?
>
> I don't know what you mean about 'don't they?'. DNS certainly works, and
> DHCP *should* work, once you get it configured. But they work differently
> between Linux and NetWare - you need to be sure it is configured and tested
> on Linux so you know before doing the migration how it should start/work.
>
I am positive they works on Linux, what I have not tried (yet) is
clustering them. I do it with heartbeat, but that's another movie.
>> - FTP: documentation avoub this service is not available. Can it be
>> clustered?
>
> I think so (but I'm not sure as I have not done it yet on a Linux cluster).
>
Me too. Would appreciate any info about it as documentation does not
give any at all.
>> - ldap: what about this? Does it follow eDirectory?
>
> It's pretty much provided with eDirectory, so that it will tie into eDir.
> Not sure what you mean by 'follow'.
>
You got what I said. I just wanted be sure it ties in eDir.
>> - Radius: what about this? Don't know where to start from. Is this
>> available for Linux? Can it be clustered?
>
> Again, not sure about the clustering part, but I assume you should be able
> to make it work. For sure though, it's completely different between the
> NetWare versions (BMAS and NMAS) and Linux (FreeRadius). I'm 99.9% sure you
> can't expect to take a working NMAS RADIUS config and somehow migrate it to
> a FreeRadius config.
Migration makes me really happy. Would be handy to find how. I don't
think there's a YaST module as nice as the other migration tools.
Thanks,
Jan