Active Directory and LDAP Integration
Effective with revision 6.0, Secure4Access now includes full cross platform integration of Unix/Linux, Active Directory and LDAP accounts allowing for seamless user access and management.
Account Management
- Create and manage local, LDAP and Active Directory accounts and groups from Unix/Linux using the Secure4Access management tool.
- Cross-platform accounts have a synchronized superset of Secure4Access, Active Directory and Unix/Linux privileges.
- LDAP/Active Directory account management is restricted to specified Unix/Linux manager systems.
- Easily export existing local accounts to LDAP and Active Directory.
- Activate existing Active Directory accounts for use on a Unix/Linux network with a single command.
- UID and GID allocation for Active Directory accounts is handled automatically without the need for UID/SID cross-reference tables.
- Active Directory and local account UIDs are allocated in separate system management defined ranges.
Account Access
- Local, LDAP and Active Directory account records are accessible from all configured Unix/Linux systems using the name service switch (NSS).
- A Secure4Access pluggable authentication module (PAM) allows all PAM-enabled applications to authenticate against all cross-platform accounts and their passwords.
- Account credentials/passwords, validity and required style are consistent across all systems. Changes made on any system will be available to all.
System Configuration & Control
- A menu driven configuration program provides quick and easy Secure4Access installation and configuration with LDAP and Active Directory.
- Automatically update PAM and NSS configuration files.
- Add and remove Unix/Linux LDAP/AD manager system privileges.
- An extensive range of Secure4Access configuration options are available to allow you to make the key management decisions.