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Hello. I am administrating about 30PCs with W2K and users are authenticated in SAMBA running as PDC on Linux. About 16PCs have the possibillity to boot also into Linux. I would like to authenticate also linux users using the samba, because I do not want to copy passwd, group, shadow each time I add a user, or even add the user on each PC. I do not use LDAP a do not know NIS. Is it possible to use samba for such a thin...

...n model and optical support, PCIe hot plugging, and up to 1,000 connected devices" in a vendor implementation (motherboard integrated) to support only 8 (or 16) devices? The technical support from the OEM told me that "the onboard SAS controller maximum amount of supported harddrives is 16pcs" and "if you are planning on using more than 16 drives then you have to use a PCI-E card based SAS controller with external ports (which Supermicro does not sell)" and both statements sound insane to me! First, because the specs for 3008 says something else and i dont know how one c...

...hot plugging, >> and up to 1,000 connected devices" in a vendor implementation >> (motherboard integrated) to support only 8 (or 16) devices? >> The technical support from the OEM told me that "the onboard >> SAS controller maximum amount of supported harddrives is 16pcs" >> and "if you are planning on using more than 16 drives then you >> have to use a PCI-E card based SAS controller with external ports >> (which Supermicro does not sell)" >> and both statements sound insane to me! >> First, because the specs for 3008 s...

...l support, PCIe hot plugging, > and up to 1,000 connected devices" in a vendor implementation > (motherboard integrated) to support only 8 (or 16) devices? > The technical support from the OEM told me that "the onboard > SAS controller maximum amount of supported harddrives is 16pcs" > and "if you are planning on using more than 16 drives then you > have to use a PCI-E card based SAS controller with external ports > (which Supermicro does not sell)" > and both statements sound insane to me! > First, because the specs for 3008 says something else a...

...t;>> and up to 1,000 connected devices" in a vendor implementation >>> (motherboard integrated) to support only 8 (or 16) devices? >>> The technical support from the OEM told me that "the onboard >>> SAS controller maximum amount of supported harddrives is 16pcs" >>> and "if you are planning on using more than 16 drives then you >>> have to use a PCI-E card based SAS controller with external ports >>> (which Supermicro does not sell)" >>> and both statements sound insane to me! >>> First, because...