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[ale] File systems for hetergeneous networks?
- Subject: [ale] File systems for hetergeneous networks?
- From: mike at trausch.us (Michael B. Trausch)
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2011 12:54:34 -0400
I keep running into dead ends. Essentially, I'm looking for solutions
that I can use to have both Windows and UNIX clients happily working
side-by-side without having to worry about problems.
Essentially, I want to support network configurations (possibly
distributed over a WAN, though that will be more or less transparent
since the over-the-WAN interconnections are routed IP networks) where I
can have the following things:
* LDAP replicated such that each network has its own copy of
authentication data.
* Kerberos such that passwords don't need to be re-entered time
and time again.
* Networked filesystems, preferably with client caching mechanisms,
such that things aren't slow as lead even over a WAN link. That
said, reliability and things like file locking should not be
sacrificed.
I am beginning to think that this is simply too much to ask. Is it?
--- Mike