Sorry for the late reply - was running it through testing in our
environment. But so far it seems to be working a treat! Thanks for this,
much appreciated.
Rob
On 15/12/12 16:42, Thomas Simmons wrote:
Hello Rob,
You can enable anonymous binding to AD by creating the attribute
dsHeuristics
On Fri, 2012-12-14 at 18:03 +, Rob McCorkell wrote:
In our current testing environment, we are using nslcd to get user and
group information from the Samba4 LDAP server, using the last part of
objectSid as uidNumber. The configuration is designed to pull down
unixHomeDirectory and
On 15/12/12 13:31, Achim Gottinger wrote:
It might work if you give Anonymous full read Access to the cn=Users
branch via AD User and Group management.
How is it possible to do this from the Samba4 server? Unfortunately
Windows is out of the question here, because this will be part of
Karoshi
Hello Rob,
You can enable anonymous binding to AD by creating the attribute
dsHeuristics with a value of 002001001 under the DN:
CN=Directory Service,CN=Windows NT,CN=Services,CN=Configuration
The Microsoft instructions mention below mention using the ADSI Edit tool
on Windows, but it can be
In our current testing environment, we are using nslcd to get user and
group information from the Samba4 LDAP server, using the last part of
objectSid as uidNumber. The configuration is designed to pull down
unixHomeDirectory and loginShell if they exist, but they default to
standard values if
On the samba-technical mailing list there is this exact problem
detailed, so your help is no longer needed to configure reading of
unixHomeDirectory and loginShell by other users, but the question about
anonymous access still stands - it would be much better for each client
to have anonymous
