+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #50879 +++ Since UCC is not being developed further, there is currently no possibility to use Linux @school. It would be desirable to have at least a tool- or script-supported support for joining the clients to the school slave. Despite restrictions in share access and class work mode, there are different possibilities of use at schools; e.g. internet terminal, computer lessons on different OS, programming under Linux. The usage of Linux should 'be open' Existing restrictions should be pointed out explicitly.
The customer wants to join his Ubuntu client in a @school environment with the Domain Join Client. If this feature request is not correct in this category, we can change the category. The request does not contain any functionality from @school but only the join against the school slave.
*** Bug 50879 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I modified the subject as my current understanding is that no full support by UCS@school is requested, but a working domain join. Can you describe what problems you have while using the Ubuntu Domain Join in UCS@school environments? What do you expect which is not working as of today?
You can not easily join a linux PC on a school slave, because slaves are missing the certificates. There is a need of several manual changes to do, to join a linux server on a school slave (see Ticket 2019112521000779 Entry 15 for details)
Im I right that the main issue here is not to join the client (which definitely needs some access to the Master to define a host password), but to use it later on without access to the DC Master? If yes this is a duplicate of #49847 - or do I miss something?
(In reply to Ingo Steuwer from comment #5) > Im I right that the main issue here is not to join the client (which > definitely needs some access to the Master to define a host password), but > to use it later on without access to the DC Master? > > If yes this is a duplicate of #49847 - or do I miss something? As I recall this was the desire of the customer. But I am not sure, why we can not use the same mechanism to join a ubuntu on a school site as we do with a windows client. Maybe I am missing something. ----------------------- In my earlier tests I could not join against the master, but adjusting the following config files made it possible to login against the school slave. In the configuration files the settings must be changed from Master to School Slave. /etc/auth-client-config/profile.d/sss /etc/sssd/sssd.conf /etc/machine.secret /etc/ldap/ldap.conf /usr/share/pam-configs/ucs_mkhomedir /etc/krb5.conf The DNS can be changed with this command: nmcli con mod 'Kabelgebunden Verbindung1' ipv4.dns "10.200.43.33" 'nmcli connection show' shows the name of the connection → for me 'Kabelgebunden Verbindung1' The IP is the one of my school slave.
(In reply to Christina Scheinig from comment #6) > (In reply to Ingo Steuwer from comment #5) > > Im I right that the main issue here is not to join the client (which > > definitely needs some access to the Master to define a host password), but > > to use it later on without access to the DC Master? > > > > If yes this is a duplicate of #49847 - or do I miss something? > > As I recall this was the desire of the customer. I close this as duplicate and add your comment to the other one. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 49847 ***