Log in to Active Directory (Windows Server 2016) with Ubuntu client

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I am a university student studying various IT subjects as well.
We have got a complex task which is about 3 things:

Set up a Windows Server 2016 with DHCP, DNS, AD, etc..

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Windows 10 client

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Ubuntu client

(Basically the AD user was created on the Win 2016 server, and I should be able to log into that user in both win 10 and ubuntu client).

The first 2 tasks are already done and working, although I have got some problem with the 3rd task.
I have watched several videos on YouTube regarding this topic, but none of them seems to helped me as some of them are too old (the programs are not working anymore i.e. likewise-open5), or some of the videos are actually doing something else and not what I need.

We are using VirtualBox to pull this off (so the server, and the clients are also run using VirtualBox).

So I came here, to this forum, hoping that someone has already done something like this and may actually be able to tell me how to do this exactly.

So my 3rd task is precisely, that I need to do the following:

Have a clean installed Ubuntu client (DONE)

Install the required packages and configure them

Log into the Active Directory user with the Ubuntu client which AD user was created and run by my Windows 2016 Server AD.

The problem is, we did not learn this method in school at all.
And I am really not that good with Ubuntu or any other kind of Linux-based OP systems to just guess it myself.

If someone can write me down a step-by-step kind of guide on how could I do this task, I would be forever grateful for it.

EDIT (2018. November 26th): I talked to my teacher. She told me that the task is doable with using the combination of Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you guys tell me how to do it like that?

Have a nice day guys until then, and thanks for any kind of help and information!

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Well your here now and Ubuntu is looking at you so lets try this example: tecmint.com/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 18:52

Another great tutorial is this: bitsofwater.com/2018/05/08/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 19:07

Thank you George very much. I will try them out, and will write you a feedback as soon as I am done with them! :)
– Noxter
Nov 22 at 20:34

@GeorgeUdosen I tried both of these, but we have some problem with the repository stuff. Plus, my teacher today told me when I asked for help that the task is doable using Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you help me? :(
– Noxter
7 hours ago

What issues did you have with the repositories?
– George Udosen
7 hours ago

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I am a university student studying various IT subjects as well.
We have got a complex task which is about 3 things:

Set up a Windows Server 2016 with DHCP, DNS, AD, etc..

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Windows 10 client

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Ubuntu client

(Basically the AD user was created on the Win 2016 server, and I should be able to log into that user in both win 10 and ubuntu client).

We are using VirtualBox to pull this off (so the server, and the clients are also run using VirtualBox).

So I came here, to this forum, hoping that someone has already done something like this and may actually be able to tell me how to do this exactly.

So my 3rd task is precisely, that I need to do the following:

Have a clean installed Ubuntu client (DONE)

Install the required packages and configure them

Log into the Active Directory user with the Ubuntu client which AD user was created and run by my Windows 2016 Server AD.

The problem is, we did not learn this method in school at all.
And I am really not that good with Ubuntu or any other kind of Linux-based OP systems to just guess it myself.

If someone can write me down a step-by-step kind of guide on how could I do this task, I would be forever grateful for it.

EDIT (2018. November 26th): I talked to my teacher. She told me that the task is doable with using the combination of Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you guys tell me how to do it like that?

Have a nice day guys until then, and thanks for any kind of help and information!

edited 7 hours ago

asked Nov 22 at 18:29

Noxter

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Well your here now and Ubuntu is looking at you so lets try this example: tecmint.com/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 18:52

Another great tutorial is this: bitsofwater.com/2018/05/08/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 19:07

Thank you George very much. I will try them out, and will write you a feedback as soon as I am done with them! :)
– Noxter
Nov 22 at 20:34

@GeorgeUdosen I tried both of these, but we have some problem with the repository stuff. Plus, my teacher today told me when I asked for help that the task is doable using Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you help me? :(
– Noxter
7 hours ago

What issues did you have with the repositories?
– George Udosen
7 hours ago

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

favorite

I am a university student studying various IT subjects as well.
We have got a complex task which is about 3 things:

Set up a Windows Server 2016 with DHCP, DNS, AD, etc..

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Windows 10 client

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Ubuntu client

(Basically the AD user was created on the Win 2016 server, and I should be able to log into that user in both win 10 and ubuntu client).

We are using VirtualBox to pull this off (so the server, and the clients are also run using VirtualBox).

So I came here, to this forum, hoping that someone has already done something like this and may actually be able to tell me how to do this exactly.

So my 3rd task is precisely, that I need to do the following:

Have a clean installed Ubuntu client (DONE)

Install the required packages and configure them

Log into the Active Directory user with the Ubuntu client which AD user was created and run by my Windows 2016 Server AD.

The problem is, we did not learn this method in school at all.
And I am really not that good with Ubuntu or any other kind of Linux-based OP systems to just guess it myself.

If someone can write me down a step-by-step kind of guide on how could I do this task, I would be forever grateful for it.

EDIT (2018. November 26th): I talked to my teacher. She told me that the task is doable with using the combination of Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you guys tell me how to do it like that?

Have a nice day guys until then, and thanks for any kind of help and information!

edited 7 hours ago

asked Nov 22 at 18:29

Noxter

New contributor

I am a university student studying various IT subjects as well.
We have got a complex task which is about 3 things:

Set up a Windows Server 2016 with DHCP, DNS, AD, etc..

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Windows 10 client

Be able to log into this server's AD with a created AD user using Ubuntu client

(Basically the AD user was created on the Win 2016 server, and I should be able to log into that user in both win 10 and ubuntu client).

We are using VirtualBox to pull this off (so the server, and the clients are also run using VirtualBox).

So I came here, to this forum, hoping that someone has already done something like this and may actually be able to tell me how to do this exactly.

So my 3rd task is precisely, that I need to do the following:

Have a clean installed Ubuntu client (DONE)

Install the required packages and configure them

Log into the Active Directory user with the Ubuntu client which AD user was created and run by my Windows 2016 Server AD.

The problem is, we did not learn this method in school at all.
And I am really not that good with Ubuntu or any other kind of Linux-based OP systems to just guess it myself.

If someone can write me down a step-by-step kind of guide on how could I do this task, I would be forever grateful for it.

EDIT (2018. November 26th): I talked to my teacher. She told me that the task is doable with using the combination of Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you guys tell me how to do it like that?

Have a nice day guys until then, and thanks for any kind of help and information!

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Well your here now and Ubuntu is looking at you so lets try this example: tecmint.com/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 18:52

Another great tutorial is this: bitsofwater.com/2018/05/08/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 19:07

Thank you George very much. I will try them out, and will write you a feedback as soon as I am done with them! :)
– Noxter
Nov 22 at 20:34

@GeorgeUdosen I tried both of these, but we have some problem with the repository stuff. Plus, my teacher today told me when I asked for help that the task is doable using Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you help me? :(
– Noxter
7 hours ago

What issues did you have with the repositories?
– George Udosen
7 hours ago

add a comment |

Well your here now and Ubuntu is looking at you so lets try this example: tecmint.com/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 18:52

Another great tutorial is this: bitsofwater.com/2018/05/08/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 19:07

Thank you George very much. I will try them out, and will write you a feedback as soon as I am done with them! :)
– Noxter
Nov 22 at 20:34

@GeorgeUdosen I tried both of these, but we have some problem with the repository stuff. Plus, my teacher today told me when I asked for help that the task is doable using Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you help me? :(
– Noxter
7 hours ago

What issues did you have with the repositories?
– George Udosen
7 hours ago

Well your here now and Ubuntu is looking at you so lets try this example: tecmint.com/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 18:52

Another great tutorial is this: bitsofwater.com/2018/05/08/…
– George Udosen
Nov 22 at 19:07

Thank you George very much. I will try them out, and will write you a feedback as soon as I am done with them! :)
– Noxter
Nov 22 at 20:34

@GeorgeUdosen I tried both of these, but we have some problem with the repository stuff. Plus, my teacher today told me when I asked for help that the task is doable using Kerberos and Wimbind. Can you help me? :(
– Noxter
7 hours ago

What issues did you have with the repositories?
– George Udosen
7 hours ago

add a comment |

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