Le 19/10/2011 19:32, Gaiseric Vandal a écrit :
XP or Win 7?
Can they login specifying the SERVER name in the from field? Or may
login as "SERVER\username."
I had something a little weird with Win 7 clients where they
occasionally had problems logging in offline with domain credentials.
(This happended if they did hibernate instead of a shutdown before
disconnecting from the LAN.) They would be able to login specifying the
server name instead of the domain name. I belive the SID for all the
DC's is the same anyway.
I had 3 domain controllers at the time - Alpha, Gamma , Zeta. the domain
name was Beta. Those aren't actually the names BUT the alphabetical
order was the same. An offline Win 7 user if unable to login as
BETA\username might be able to login as ALPHA\username.
On 10/19/2011 12:59 PM, Marc Rechté wrote:
Hello,
I am faced with the exact same problem described here:
http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2008-October/144077.html
Viz my server is out of order and nobody (except one lucky user) can
open his session from the Windows cache.
I am quite sure that the problem resides in the domain name being
wrong within the account (the server BIOS name instead of the domain
name).
The server is down (hardware fault) and therefore pdebedit -I <domain>
<user> is not accessible.
Is there a way to hack the Windows cache (registry ?) to alter that
field in order to allow the user to open its session and recover his /
her "My documents" ?
Many thanks
Gaiseric,
Thanks a lot for your helpful message. We finally managed to open
offline XP session by specifying "SERVEUR\username" instead of "username"
Now the server has been repaired and I checked the accounts with
pdbedit: all users except the lucky one have the domain set to the
server name instead of the WORKGROUP smb.conf parameter value.
Best regards
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