Difference between revisions of "Active Directory"

Revision as of 13:44, 1 November 2018

Active Directory is the authentication service from Microsoft that controls access to various systems and services PS:One offers to its members.

New AD runs on the pumpingstationone.org domain, using a split-brain DNS setup onsite.

It currently is served by dc1.pumpingstationone.org and dc2.pumpingstationone.org hosted on HV1

It is filled by:

It currently controls (or will control) access to:

Computers - For general usage and tied to various machines that require authorization
Canvas - The Learning Management System (LMS) for authorizations and classes
Discourse - Mailing List and Forum service
RFID - Codes to get into the building

The old AD system is currently running on Samba as ad.pumpingstationone.org, hosted on samba-dc1.ad.pumpingstationone.org.

It is filled by:

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-This page is intended to discuss the Active Directory system at PS:One.
+Active Directory is the authentication service from Microsoft that controls access to various systems and services PS:One offers to its members.
+== "New" Active Directory ==
+New AD runs on the pumpingstationone.org domain, using a split-brain DNS setup onsite.
-Active Directory is the authentication service from Microsoft that controls access to various systems and services PS:One offers to its members.
+It currently is served by dc1.pumpingstationone.org and dc2.pumpingstationone.org hosted on [[HV1]]
 It is filled by:
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 * Discourse - Mailing List and Forum service
 * RFID - Codes to get into the building
+== "Old" Active Directory ==
+The old AD system is currently running on Samba as ad.pumpingstationone.org, hosted on samba-dc1.ad.pumpingstationone.org.
+It is filled by:
+* PS1AUTH