-LDAP server, KDC as well as the logon services provided over CIFS. We
-correctly generate the Kerberos PAC, and include it with the kerberos
-tickets we issue.
-
-SWAT is the new user-freindly interface to Samba4 managment, and
-provides access to our setup and migration functionality. In
-particular, we can migrate windows domains in Samba4 from this
-interface. This allows setup of initial user databases, and upgrades
-from Samba3.
-
-The new NTFVS features in Samba4, the project that started this all,
-is concerned with providing 'exact' semantics for basic file
-operations, and is backed by an extensive client testsuite.
-
-A new scripting interface has been added to Samba4, allowing
-JavaScript programs to interface to Samba's internals. This is also
-used for the SWAT GUI.
-
-Samba4 is strongly based around an LDAP-like backend, which includes
-an implementation against the actual LDAP protocol. With the addition
-of modules on directory servers and in Samba, we hope this can allow
-Samba4 to be a powerful frontend to vendor directories, much as Samba3
-is.
+LDAP server and Kerberos Domain Controller as well as the standard
+logon services provided over CIFS. We correctly generate the Kerberos
+PAC, and include it with the Kerberos tickets we issue. [AB: What does
+this mean to the user?]