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In this guide, we’ll look at how to Install FreeIPA Server on CentOS 7. Once you have FreeIPA running, your problems of having to manually manage user accounts/authentication on Linux Systems will come to an end. Initially, I used vanilla OpenLDAP server for identity management, it is real pain in the neck to administer.For those new to FreeIPA, it is an Identity management system which aims to provide an easily managed Identity, Policy, and Audit for users.FreeIPA is an Open Source project sponsored by Red Hat. It is upstream for the commercial Red Hat Identity Manager. On the client side, there is a client application used to configure target systems. For other servers, have a look at:FreeIPA installation Minimum requirements.
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Server with 4gb ram – I got failed installations for 1GB and 2GB RAM. CentOS server – can be CentOS 7.x or CentOS 6.x.
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2 vCPUs. Port 443 and 80 not used by another application.
FQDN – Resolvable over public or private DNS server. 10 GB Disk spaceInstalling FreeIPA Server on CentOS 7There are a few settings that we need to satisfy before installing FreeIPA on our CentOS server. Step 1: Update systemI’m going to add the epel repository and update all packages installed on the system. Sudo yum -y install epel-releasesudo yum -y updatesudo yum install bind-utils vimOnce the system is updated, proceed to install FreeIPA server packages. Step 2: Install FreeIPA Server packagesThe packages you install depends on which services you need IPA to provide. If you don’t need DNS service, just install ipa-server package: sudo yum -y install ipa-serverIf you want to include DNS service, also install ipa-server-dns, bind and bind-dyndb-ldap: sudo yum -y install ipa-server-dns bindipa-server bind-dyndb-ldap Step 3: Setup IPA ServerConfiguring FreeIPA server is a straightforward process, you only need to answer few questions and everything will be configured. If you don’t have DNS server to resolve server hostname, modify /etc/hosts file to include hostname and IP address.
Echo '172.16.11.20 ipa.computingforgeeks.com' sudo tee -a /etc/hostsConfigure server hostname to match above name: sudo hostnamectl set-hostname ipa.computingforgeeks.comThen run ipa-server-install command to configure IPA server.