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Linux and Windows integration
Linux and Windows systems working together properly: shared authentication, shared storage, one set of user accounts.
What this covers
Most Kenyan organisations run both. We integrate Linux systems with Windows environments so the two stop being separate estates: Active Directory authentication for Linux hosts, Samba file sharing, cross-platform print services and unified identity.
The outcome your users notice is one account. The outcome your administrators notice is one place to manage it.
What’s included
- Active Directory authentication for Linux hosts
- Samba file sharing between Linux and Windows
- Cross-platform print services
- Unified identity and single sign-on where supported
- Shared storage and permission mapping
- Migration between the two platforms where required
Every implementation can be backed by a 24/7/365 SLA support and maintenance agreement covering monitoring, incident response, configuration changes and platform updates, on-site or remote.
Need Linux and Windows integration?
Tell us what you are running, or what you are planning to run, and our engineers will come back with a practical proposal.
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