> Linux is light years away from having anything resembling Active Directory in quality. I'm assuming you've setup OpenLDAP and one of open Kerberos implementa

> Linux is light years away from having anything resembling Active Directory in quality. I'm assuming you've setup OpenLDAP and one of open Kerberos implementations (e.g. MIT) and have found them lacking in some way compared with AD. If so, could you expand on where they were lacking in quality? I have used both and find open alternatives much easier to extend, and not any harder to setup. Here's an interesting read that argues the opposite of your point: ftp://ftp.uni-duisburg.de/LDAP/Adam-Eval1-0.pdf