![]() ![]() If you opt to not use TLS, then skip this section. If you don’t, user names and passwords will be sent through the network unencrypted. I recommend using TLS for your connections to your directory server(s). Install the necessary packages by running the following command: # dnf install nss-pam-ldapd openssl TLS CA Certificates It is what the examples in this guide will use. I prefer nss-pam-ldapd because it is available in the OS repositories and straightforward to configure. Install Packagesįirst, you need to install and configure a LDAP pluggable authentication module (PAM), a LDAP name service switch (NSS) module, and a caching service. I haven’t tested this, but you should be able to follow it for setting up SSSD itself, and this guides section on enabling the configuration and have a working system. I have a guide for setting up SSSD on CentOS 7. Install OpenLDAP From Source – CentOS 8.If you don’t, you can follow these two guides to install and configure OpenLDAP: I am assuming you have a directory server up and running. This guide will walk you through setting up CentOS 8 to use an LDAP directory server for authentication.
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