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Edward Ned Harvey wrote: >> I'm in the middle of rolling out an OpenLDAP server to act as the >> heart of my 'single sign-on' infrastructure in an intranet environment > > Correct me if I'm wrong, but SSO normally refers to Kerberos and/or AD, > right? Sign on once, and then all your authentication requests to the > fileserver, webserver, etc, are all automatic, without even prompting. I > know I've seen that in an all-MS environment... Strictly speaking, that's the case. Many people take it to also mean "single point of authentication management" (one password to rule them all), though I agree this is a stretch.