Is there any way to join Android devices to an AD domain?
>>53831708
/sqt/ is for stupid questions. This is a complex one. Also generals suck anyway.
Well, theoretically, if you install some real linux environment like Debian's you could use samba alright.
>>53831204
>toydroid
>doing anything besides angry birds
You make me laugh, anon.
>>53835419
Actually Androids do a lot of things these days, even Microsoft Office.
>>53835590
>yfw even Android does MS Office but Linux doesn't
>>53831204
No, joining a machine to the domain in the strict sense, requires that machine to be able to be a Kerberos client.
Sharepoint or even a wordpress site with an ldap plugin will fit the bill for file access.
Duct tape
>Active directory
>>53836356
make sure you have enough deditated wam for bower based shell desktop
>>53835617
Why do you believe Android is not Linux?
>>53831204
Just use BES12.
ActiveSync gives you a bit of control but other than BES12, maybe AirWatch.
>>53836250
It's literally the industry standard for enterprise directory services. Grow up.
>>53831204
https://blogs.microsoft.com/firehose/2015/01/15/employees-can-now-securely-add-active-directory-accounts-on-android-devices/#sm.000001gmjig9ypxdn610d2yue2rju
Not sure how you feel about Azure AD though...
>>53836250
NEET confirmed.
>>53835689
I would evaluate the need for the AD be it single sign in ect. and then replicate this within the android environment to the closest of your ability with other means as by definition it won't be able to join AD.
I'll PM you the fix :^)
ES explorer works pretty ok with Samba, that's what I use to stream shit from my windows PC to Mx player.
>>53835617
Linux does in Wine. No issues.
>>53836250
>Hasn't had a job in IT and never will
Nearly every company in existence uses AD. It's actually a great management stack.
