Hi, I'd REALLY appreciate a hint here.... it says in the docs that wbingo -g ".. does not assign user ids to any users that have not already been seen by winbindd" - could anyone explain this in more detail? I think this relates to my problem: Running Samba 2.2.5 on Redhat 7.2, wbinfo -t returns "Secret is good" and I have an authenticated userid/password saved using wbinfo -A 'user%pass'. Question: I only get six of the 41 users on the Windows system using wbinfo -u, yet I can look up the NT Sids for all the users who are currently in /etc/passwd via: [allan@array22 workarea]$ cat wbtest.sh #!/bin/sh for f in $(sed -e 's/:..*//' < /etc/passwd) do wbinfo -n $f | grep -v "^Could not" done Output looks like this: .... S-1-5-71-2761300247-2327880029-1743359289-1170 1 S-1-5-71-2761300247-2327880029-1743359289-1167 1 S-1-5-71-2761300247-2327880029-1743359289-1173 1 Is this correct / expected behavior? Why don't all the users show up via "wbinfo -g" ? Thanks