Scot L. Harris wrote:
You may also want to look at NIS+. I have not done this before but I seem to remember that with NIS+ when you log into a system you could have it use NFS to mount your home directory on any system you log into. Lookup the NIS automount options for doing this.
That's what I do here. User home directories are hosted on a FreeBSD machine, and are mounted via NFS as the users' home directories regardless of whether they're using linux, FreeBSD or NetBSD. I have them set up has samba shares as well, so users' "My Documents" directory is actually the samba-mounted home directory on the FreeBSD machine when they use Windows.
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-John (john@xxxxxxxxxxx)
