IF "file and print sharing" is enabled on them, you write a batch file that can
connect to them all
and run regedit to push out refistry changes to all of them.
Look at PStools to help you with it, specifically psexec.exe
(Microsoft recently bought out SysInternals, who previously published the
I believe you want @"domain users" not "@domain users" (notice the placement
of @)
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Aaron
Michael Fernández M. wrote:
> El lun, 03-12-2007 a las 18:43 +0530, Sadique Puthen escribió:
>> Set "winbind use default domain = yes" in smb.conf if you want to change
>> ownership of files to ad users
Google: ntlm_auth
Tero Mäntyvaara wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is it possible to authenticate at WWW page/site by Samba server?
>
>
> Tero Mäntyvaara
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You may wish to use tdbbackup to check, clean and repair your tdb files in case
they are corrupt.
You should also make sure that smbd, nmbd, and winbindd have all been restarted
(Redhat has been
known to separate winbindd from the restart process.)
You should also check to make sure any
You may be running into this issue:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/251335
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Bert Verhaeghe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> first of all is it possible to join a Linux machine to AD using a
> windows user account that is not a member of the group Domain Admins?
> Cause when I do this I get the fol
I haven't found a solution yet. I think I may post a bug to the
bugtrack database.
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Hans-Wilhelm Heisinger wrote:
> Did you come across a solution to this problem? I have the same issue.
>
> Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With kind regards
> Hans
>
> Aaron J. Zirbe
Assuming you are using LDAP, you should check to see if there are overlaps in
your GID/UID ranges
between the LDAP entries and the local /etc/passwd and /etc/group files.
This is a complete guess since you didn't include your smb.conf file, nor
version of Samba, nor your
nsswitch.conf file. Wit
Andrea,
Microsoft Windows does NOT allow a user to connect to a server using two
different credentials at
the same time. This means, that if the segretario is connected to SERVER as
segretario on the
\\server\segretario share, they cannot connect to \\server\economo without
completely disconne
My Question:
Is it possible to get 2-way Interdomain Trust relationships working between a
Samba domain and an
NT4 SP6a domain, while restricting all password hashes to NTLMv2 only?
Everything works except the inter-domain trust
I'm able to get the NT4 domain to trust the Samba dom
re allow guests
usershare max shares
usershare owner only
usershare path
usershare prefix allow list
usershare prefix deny list
usershare template share
Good luck!
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Michael Fernández M. wrote:
> El lun, 03-12-2007 a las 08:52 -0600, Aaron J. Zirbes escribió:
>> I believe you
Perhaps you didn't retain the same domain SID?
This is typically done with:
net getlocalsid DOMAINNAME
net setdomainsid SID
...could be something else though...
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Tirant Lo Blanc wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I need to migrate a SAMBA server PDC to another.
>
> After having installed and config
Lee,
Are you suggesting you wish to generate easily crackable passwords for
all your users? I would strongly advise against this. How soon do you
want your systems broken into?
I would suggest you assign fully randomized passwords (mixed-case +
numbers and characters), and then set a strict p
JLB wrote:
> I've already set up zero-install Web-based telnet, zero-install Web-based
> MP3 players... I even concocted a zero-install CygWin workalike and
> keep it on my keychain USB drive... now I need a zero-install way to
> access my files via Windows machines. And that means SMB. NOT OpenVPN
It looks like you have a bit of redundancy in your smb.conf, but other
that that, seems OK.
I have a question for you:
Have you either:
a) hard-coded your WINS server IP (samba machine) into your windows clients?
b) setup your DHCP options to set your WINS server to your Samba
Server's IP addres
I have a Samba only domain (Samba PDC, Samba Member Servers) where
security = domain.
Versions are all 3.0.10
compiled with --enable-cups --with-utmp --with-acl-support
Backend is tdbsam
All smb.confs have the following:
...
pdc: security = user
members: security = domain
...
restrict anonymous =
Dave,
I use the --with-utmp support (if your system supports it).
You can then view logon times using `last`
I know on my FreeBSD server (PDC) I can save my accounting info, and get
monthly summary totals for all my user's usage rates (who's hitting the
server the most via the `ac` command) My R
I have an interesting situation. I'm not sure if Samba doesn't support
this, or if I have something setup wrong.
All Linux/BSD machines: Samba 3.0.10
Windows XP cannot connect to a Samba Server when the Samba server is a
member of a Samba Domain, and authentication is restricted to NTLMv2
_IF_
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