Re: [K12OSN] Re: Authenticating mixed clients for Internet Access
Steve Wright (paua@quicksilver.net.nz)
Wed, 17 Jul 2002 10:07:12 +1200
Quentin Hartman wrote:
> Steve et al-
> It seems I may have been unclear in stating my request, for
> which I apologize.
8-) not at all.. ok, lets begin:
[snip,rearrange]
> I would very much like to have centralized user management. The
scenario goals we are trying to achieve are:
> 1- Unrestricted user logs in. Has access to file / app servers and
Internet
> 2- Semi-restricted user logs in. Has access to file / app servers,
but not internet.
> 3- restricted user logs in. Has access only to local files and
programs.
> 4- Unauthorized user cannot login.
> I imagine a combination of policy files for the 9x clients, samba,
pam, and squid could achieve this, but I would like your feedback on
> the best way to proceed to complete this project.
> ... the remaining NT machine only serves to update our Norton AV
> corporate edition clients. There are no other services running on it,
> nor do we wish there to be any.
Good, that makes things a lot easier. So you have a Squid Proxy ??
This will be your "keyholder" to the Internet.
Have a look at this http://www.wizdom.org.uk/linux/squid.shtml Can we
build on this ?
/sw
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