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Mwen te kòmanse ak konfigirasyon Google yo Apps kont ak pwal atravè pwosesis pou amelyore li nan edisyon an ki pa Peye-. Mwen imigre lapòs itilizatè yo a lè l sèvi avèk la bati nan zouti migrasyon, and I synchronized the user accounts with Google Apps Directory Sync Tool (ANE). And that is where the utilities fell short. It appears that Google panse about the idea of users synchronizing their active directory passwords with Google Apps. I emphasize thought, paske aparamman ki osi lwen ke Google leve. Want Single Sign On? Want Synchronized passwords using LDAP or AD? Tan ale nan zouti twazyèm pati. Okay, jis ase. zouti twazyèm pati yo disponib fè sa, epi yo travay. Pa mal, pa gen odè. Men, yon dokiman ti kras plis sou sijè a pa ta fè mal.
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I began with configuring their Google Apps account and going through the process of upgrading it to the non-profit edition. I migrated their user’s mail using the built in migration tools, and I synchronized the user accounts with Google Apps Directory Sync Tool (GADS). And that is where the utilities fell short. It appears that Google thought about the idea of users synchronizing their active directory passwords with Google Apps. I emphasize thought, because apparently that is as far as Google got. Want Single Sign On? Want Synchronized passwords using LDAP or AD? Time to turn to third party tools. Okay, fair enough. Third party tools are available to do this, and they work. No harm, no foul. But a little more documentation on the subject wouldn’t hurt.