there should be no problem setting up home folders on a non-pdc
samba server. i have such a setup and it works without any problems.
as long as you get account authentication working between the file
server and the pdc, it should work. check out the special share [homes]
in the samba
You may want to look at the netbios aliases smb.conf
option instead.
Hope this helps.
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i've successfully used the netbios alias option in smb.conf
to pull off something similar. when i took off serverA for
maintenance, i transferred the data to serverB and just
added serverA as an alias in serverB's config.
you may want to look into that instead of fiddling around
with ip
Christopher,
You need to add the samba server to the NT4 domain. The procedure to
follow can be looked up here:
http://us2.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/ServerType.ht
ml#id2526872
Read up on Domain Security mode.
Regards,
Franz
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can you try adding an entry to lmhosts instead?
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Would anyone have an idea why a group listing returned
by wbinfo would be different from the one returned by the
native groups command?
Also, it turns out that the listing from wbinfo is incorrect.
Has anyone else seen this before? I'm running 3.0.20b with
my machine in an NT 4.0 domain.
From what I know, if your PDC is on a different subnet, then
the PCs won't be able to see it. This is a limitation of netbios
and is addressed by having a WINS server. I haven't followed
your problem entirely but I suppose that now that your server
has 2 interfaces, it is able to listen to
Hello,
I'm using samba 3.0.20b with security=domain and my server
is part of an NT 4.0 domain which trusts another domain being
run on AD mixed mode. Accounts on samba are handled by
winbind.
Here's the problem: I asked the admin of the trusted domain to
create a new domain group and add
Netbios name resolution does not work across subnets
so I am guessing that that is causing the problem. Using
the IP address does not have this issue.
There are two ways to deal with this:
1. have a WINS server
2. put appropriate entries in the LMHOSTS file
More info can be found here:
Hmm, what is the error message you get from the problematic
machines? Does anything register at all in the samba logs
on the server?
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