All,
I have setup a SAMBA(2.2.2) server at my site, and have been using it on a
Solaris 2.6 server for ~ 9 months. I am now trying to install this
technology at another site on a Solaris 8 machine. The difference between
the 2 sites is that the new site has their class 'C' network broke into
di
In my case, I've attempted to set up a Redhat linux 9.0 box as a primary
domain controller. I have a windows xp machine (professional) and am
attempting to connect to the pdc. However, I continually receive a network
path not found error. When I look within the log.smbd file, I see a number
of Deni
>
> 1.There IS another domain controller on the network,
> however, it is
> not a SAMBA pdc. I've seen instructions that say there should
> not be another pdc on the network, but I'm assuming that
> means a samba pdc. I don't know if that makes a difference.
It makes all the difference in
hello list,
i use samba 2.2 with roaming profiles and windows xp/2000. when windows
client logs in into domain and downloads the profile, i get often the
"access denied" error, if windows downloads a new file.
as i found out, windows downloads a file first as a prf.tmp file
and then renames it an
On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 03:55, Sönke Ruempler wrote:
> hello list,
>
> i use samba 2.2 with roaming profiles and windows xp/2000. when windows
> client logs in into domain and downloads the profile, i get often the
> "access denied" error, if windows downloads a new file.
>
> as i found out, window
I actually did it successfully on a test network
(the Win2K is mixed-mode), but when I took the same Samba server
and plugged it into the real network, I could't get
"smbpasswd -j bottlerocket.com" to fly.
Now realize when I did this in a test network, I set up a dummy Win2K DC
for this same doma
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On 29 Jan 2003, Ben Keepper wrote:
> I actually did it successfully on a test network
> (the Win2K is mixed-mode), but when I took the same Samba server
> and plugged it into the real network, I could't get
> "smbpasswd -j bottlerocket.com" to fly.
