On Wed, 1 Aug 2007, Dag Wieers wrote:
PS I also noticed that the nsupdate-gss fails even when it by accident
takes a local DC because it does not use the same server for $nameserver
and $server_name, which causes the TKEY negotiation to fail.
This could explain tridge his 'only one out
with a clue ? Or is there any documentation I failed to
Google for ?
Thanks in advance :)
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'only one out of two attempts work'. In
fact, only 1 out of X attempts will work when X number of nameservers are
available. Only if you have a single DC it will work consistently.
Kind regards,
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[Any errors in spelling, tact
interested as well to learn how to get counters from samba, other
than smbstatus that is :)
Kind regards,
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