pirana6 wrote:
Look Canonical, you're a great company don't get me wrong, but if you want Ubuntu to be a serious consideration in the OS market, have it work well with Windows and OS X. What's more, have it work well with Server 20xx. Why should I have to download 3rd party software to add it to Active Directory and have it fail half the time?
No company is every in the middle of a complete overhaul of their desktops, they move little by little. This means that integration is key. Have Ubuntu be as little of a shift between it and Windows and OS X as possible. Most companies will use a centralized system which means they likely use Active Directory which means it should be an absolute synch to integrate with that. Have some feature in the system settings that allows Ubuntu to join a domain and authenticate over AD. The fact that it takes such a wide range of tweaks to system files is unacceptable if you want to be taken seriously as an enterprise OS.
/rant
time to get drunk
FUCKIN PORTS ON MY FIREWALLS.
I opened and closed so many damn ports trying to figure out which ones and this was after I built a whole new test domain to mimic our production one...
With the fact that there's 3 DC's and each one is in a different data center and each data center has a firewall in front... so many permutations of which works. Finally got it just before I left tonight. Get to spend tomorrow narrowing down which I need.
Now where's my damn beer.