Hi List,
In an effort to keep this succinct and orderly I'll briefly state what I'm
trying to do:
I have two samba domains, DOM1 and DOM2. They are on separate subnets and
all IP routing is configured.
DOM1 has ~100 users on one samba DC and uses the ldap backend. Works
great and has been in s
Hi all,
hope someone can help me out with this. out of the blue all of my win98
machines (4 of them) cant access my domain. I know they should be upgraded to
a
XP, but the app that we use on them only runs on 98. the error i get on logon
is:
the domain password you supplied is not correct
Hi,
When provisioning a new domain, samba4
creates /usr/local/samba/private/dns.keytab. What's the best way to
create that file manually, when not provisioning a new domain?
My use case is how one migrates from a Windows AD+DNS to samba4+bind9. I
begin by joining a new samba4 instance as a DC to
On 06/28/2011 4:35 PM, Moe, John wrote:
Sorry, it's been pointed out that the list strips attachments. Here's my
smb.conf, in case it helps someone.
A few options I've never used, but overall looks fairly standard.
There are numerous howto's for this sort of thing all over the web, and trying
We have an existing LDAP directory in which users have UNIX passwords that are
used for a variety of different services. We'd like to keep as close to having
a single synchronized password service as possible, but we've run into an issue.
There seem to be two ways of doing this, neither of whic
I made some progress on this- I have fixed the problem with hibernation
(but not with offline folders.)
I actually had 3 domain controller configured. I had shutdown samba on one
of the DC's (lets call it BDC2) weeks ago, but had not deleted the machine
account.
I had come across a post on
Quoting j...@hytronix.com (j...@hytronix.com):
> Suggestions anyone? I can post whatever portions of an smb.conf that
> might be helpful of course.
Upgrade samba?
3.0.29 is really old and issues with supplemental groups ar emaybe not
surprising.
I doubt that anyone can really bring some suppo
