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KB-9498: Does Centrify offically support RedHat Atomic Host 7.3?

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27 November,17 at 08:25 AM


Applies to: Centrify DirectControl Suite 2017 and above
 
Problem:
Does Centrify officially Support RedHat Atomic Host 7.3?
 
Answer:
Starting from Suite 2017 (Version 5.4.0), Centrify has already provided official support for RHEL 7.3.

For Atomic itself:
  • Container support, it is already present today.
This means the applications running inside the container can be configured to recognize Active Directory user / group by using adclient running in a different container.

However, for the Atomic host itself, there is no official support for DirectControl yet as it has been planned and working on which will be introduced in future releases.

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