I guess the main questions would be: If I have a server running winbind, ldap, and samba that's storing translations in an idmap table, how to I get other linux servers to authenticate against the data stored in ldap? This is more of a conceptual question at this point than wondering for an exact configuration. The part I seem to be having trouble with, is how to have servers authenticate against the idmap table in LDAP (so the same uid/gid is persistent across all servers). I can even get users to login to that server with their domain credentials (through winbind). I can get a server to join the AD domain, and get data into my ldap idmap table. I'm trying to figure out exactly how all the components go together- Winbind translates Windows SIDs to unix uid/gid numbers, and then in conjunction with Samba, stores them in a idmap table in LDAP. My understanding is that this can be achieved with a combination of Winbind, Samba, LDAP, and idmap. I have a ton of Linux servers that I need to be able to use the same active directory credentials.
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