Managing NoMAD Macs Without Active Directory Binding
NoMAD offers free solutions for managing Macs without the need to bind to Active Directory. Explore features like local user accounts, Kerberos ticket management, password synchronization, and PLIST file handling.
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Don't Go Mad with NoMAD Macs without binding to Active Directory
NoMAD Free! Open-source Keep users on local accounts Gets Kerberos tickets without having a mobile account Can sync AD password with local user account Has a change password shortcut that is configurable
NoMAD Path to PLIST files /Library/Preferences/com.trusourcelabs.NoMAD.plist ~/Library/Preferences/com.trusourcelabs.NoMAD.plist Most Changed Preferences https://nomad.menu/help/standard-preferences/ List of All Preferences https://nomad.menu/help/preferences-and-what-they- do/
NoMAD Login Also Free! Open-source Replaces the macOS Login Screen Just-in-time local user creation Demobilization of cached AD mobile accounts Customizable login UI https://gitlab.com/orchardandgrove-oss/NoMADLogin- AD/wikis/Login-Gallery
What is a PLIST file? It is a preference file that is used with applications. Think .ini files on Windows Where are they locationed: ~/Library/Preferences The tilde (~) is shorthand and means your home folder /Library/Preferences The system s preferences folder. These settings apply to all users, not just yours.
How do you edit PLISTs? Terminal Using the Defaults command defaults read [plist] defaults write [plist] [setting] [-string/-bool/-int/more ] [value] You will need use sudo for plists in /Library/Preferences sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.trusourcelabs.NoMAD.plist ADDomain -string ad.ilstu.edu Create your own file in a text editor and copy it over There is free GUI software available, too.
Packages Packaging/repackaging tool http://s.sudre.free.fr/Software/Pa ckages/about.html Add your own post install scripts to existing installs Install multiple packages at once
