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The Comtarsia Logon Client für Linux
is the most recent addition to the Comtarsia SignOn Solutions
product range.
It was developed especially for larger businesses which use
the open source operating system Linux in the workplace, but
still do not wish to make do without the security features
of Enterprise Directory Server as well as SSO.
The Comtarsia Logon Client for Linux offers numerous functions
for the central administration of the workstations as well
as SingleSign On functionalities for a Windows operating system
running under VMWare on the Linux workstation.
A further highlight offered by the Logon Client for Linux
is the additional possibility for logging the workstation
on to an OS/2 server,
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for all clients wishing to migrate from OS/2 to Linux.
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LDAP
Logon
 Password Policy
- IETF password policy support (Tivoli/IBM
DS 5.X)
- RACF
password policy and password
change
support
- Sun One/Netscape DS policy support
- Lotus Domino support as primary user
management platform
SSL/TLS
support (Server, Client PC
or Client Certificates)
SmartCard support
SASL support (Digest MD5, SSL
Client
Authentication)
support
of the Comtarsia LDAP Schemas
(home directory,
user profile, shares,
printers, network applications)
Automatic mapping of network
drives
and the home directory by the Logon
Client for Linux
Fully
compatible to standard UNIX-LDAP
Object Classes:
posixAccount, posixGroup,
shadowAccount
SignOn Gate Support (automatic
password synchronization with Windows
NT/2000/2003, ADS, Samba, LDAP)
Flexible
failover and load balancing
support through
DNS-SRV Records
OS/2
Logon
Emulation of a real OS/2 client
i.e. readout of information such as share
and
printer aliases, network applications,
groups
Can be performed after
the LDAP Logon
Synchronization
of multiple OS/2
domains
Automatic
connection of OS/2 shares
(also home directory)
when logging on
the user under Linux by means
of smbfs.
VMWare
Support
possibility of communication
with a
Logon Client within a VMWare (with
bridged or NAT networking), i.e. automatic
user
logon is possible within the VMWare
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Nearly every
SSO data can be handed
over the Windows client
When a password is changed
under Windows,
the Linux password is also automatically
changed (including the passwords on all
ressource systems)
Network
Applications
Support for LDAP or OS/2 network
applications under Linux (production of
desktop shortcuts according to definition of
the primary user administration)
Mobile Support
Local
user accounts can be created on the
workstation
after successful logon, afterwards
a local logon
is possible without reaching the
primary authentication
platform.
An expire
time can be set for all local
accounts, so
a logon to the primary
authentication platform has
to occour
at least at fixed maximum intervals.
SSO
SSO
support for Lotus Notes incl.
password change
for the User-ID on Linux
and Windows
Extensive
SSO-API for the easy integration
of in-house
developed applications
Web applicatios
Further Features
Scripts
(specifically for systems
management)
Group
Mapping (local group memberships are
assigned
to the user according to group
membership in
the primary authentication
domain [LDAP-OS/2])
Easy to install and configure
using a software
distribution system
Adaptions
Necessary
adaptations to customer-specific
requirements
are possible and will be carried
out quickly
and efficiently
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LDAP in heterogeneous networks