I'm prepped to rebuild my server, the last time I did it I struggled to get something that resembles a secured server. I just wanted it so I could control who has access to the shares, and not leave it wide open to just anyone that managed to crack my WPA key.
I don't know how, but I did manage to set up the jails; it was a miserable experience. They were fine until I upgraded. Then nothing ever worked right and I gave up.
Now for my real question, is there a method that could simplify managing access or would I just be better off using iscsi and letting a Windows Server OS handle that? Is there any chance the CIFS shares could reference AD structure if I spun up something like a turnkey domain controller?
I'm sitting at work pondering ideas, which I am sure have been thoroughly shot down before.
I don't know how, but I did manage to set up the jails; it was a miserable experience. They were fine until I upgraded. Then nothing ever worked right and I gave up.
Now for my real question, is there a method that could simplify managing access or would I just be better off using iscsi and letting a Windows Server OS handle that? Is there any chance the CIFS shares could reference AD structure if I spun up something like a turnkey domain controller?
I'm sitting at work pondering ideas, which I am sure have been thoroughly shot down before.
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