DS 6.0 passthrough to ADC

Can someone please point to intructions/tips on getting DS 6.0 to passthrough authenticate with Active Directory?
For a variety of reasons, we cannot use the Windows Sync stuff. At the end of the day, we want to be able to use DS 6.0 to authenticate our Solaris and Linux systems, but we want to use the passwords in Active Directory. When someone attempts to log on to DS 6.0, we need DS 6.0 to ask ADS if the user id/password combination is correct.
Is this possible with DS 6.0?
Chris

Interesting, we too have similar requirements but are looking at windws sync, or Identity Manager to sync passwords. One might also ask if the new version of directory proxy server can enable this somehow through its virtual data views?

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