[PLUG] Linux as domain server--what's the easiest way?

["Gregson Helledy" <gregsonh@gra-inc.com>]

A friend set out to become more computer literate a year ago.
I installed SuSE 9.0 (or maybe 9.1) Personal for him, which
he dual-boots with Win98.
He also bought a laptop with XP, which he used while taking
an MCSE cert class.

His question is:  how can he set up linux as a Primary
Domain Controller? (i.e. NT Domain Server)  I found an
article online from 2001, http://www.freeos.com/articles/3842/
but it involves a fair bit of editing of smb.conf.  Is there 
a point & click tool (or a recent FAQ)?  I'd like for him to 
have an easy success if possible.

Thanks,

Greg Helledy

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