This series will be titled Preparation for the setting up and managing Zentyal as PDC (Primary Domain Controller) through Parts 1-14 and covers the following topics. Part 1: Install Zentyal as PDC (Primary Domain
On 1st July 2014, Zentyal developers announced the release of Zentyal Linux 3.5 Community Small Business Server, a native drop-in replacement for Windows Small Business Server and Microsoft Exchange Server based on Ubuntu 14.04
Through this series of Zentyal 3.4 PDC tutorials we had setup services for file sharing like Samba and FTP, services that have their ups and downs ( Samba uses broadcasts, is designed for LAN
On a multiple user environment like a Zentyal PDC Active Directory running a webserver can be of great help, if you want to allow each user to have their personal webpage which can be
The scope of this tutorial is to demonstrate how Zentyal 3.4 Server can be used as a Web Platform with multiple websites (subdomains) using Apache Virtual Hosts. Zentyal 3.4 uses Apache (also known as
Samba shares are a excellent choice for enabling users with extra storage on Zentyal Server but SMB ( Server Message Block) protocol is designed to run on local network over TCP/IP protocol stack and
After my previous tutorials on Zentyal 3.4 running as a PDC, where I have integrated Windows based OS and Ubuntu, now it’s time to integrate another well known Linux distribution called CentOS. Install Zentyal
For this setting you must visit my previous tutorials on Zentyal 3.4 PDC (installing, basic configuration, DNS, Remote Admin Tools, GPO and OU’s). Install Zentyal as PDC (Primary Domain Controller) and Integrate Windows –