Hi there, I have finally talked a corporation into allowing me to introduce Unix. I have used samba before, but I now have a problem. Some (and only some) of the windows 98 clients can no longer log into the NT domain controller. They get the same message as if the passwd/username was wrong. Here is a snip from my config file: os level=00 password server=nt_box domain master=no local master=no Now, I would assume that the setup above would do everything to ensure that the clients look toward the NT box no matter what, because the 00 would ensure that the samba server would never become the browser master. If I set the option 'domain logons=no', would this help any? Please help. As soon as I kill SMBD, the clients then again authenticate to nt. Steve Bertrand
Hi, Well the 'domain logons=no' should be set to prevent any domain controller ability on samba, it would not at all affect the behaviour of samba as a file/print server. 'domain master=no' and 'local master=no' options simply prevent samba to publish itself as the master domain "browser" or master "browser" for the lan. hsa --- Steve Bertrand <iaccounts@northnetworks.ca> wrote:> Hi there, > > I have finally talked a corporation into allowing me > to introduce Unix. I > have used samba before, but I now have a problem. > > Some (and only some) of the windows 98 clients can > no longer log into the NT > domain controller. They get the same message as if > the passwd/username was > wrong. > > Here is a snip from my config file: > > os level=00 > password server=nt_box > domain master=no > local master=no > > Now, I would assume that the setup above would do > everything to ensure that > the clients look toward the NT box no matter what, > because the 00 would > ensure that the samba server would never become the > browser master. > > If I set the option 'domain logons=no', would this > help any? > > Please help. As soon as I kill SMBD, the clients > then again authenticate to > nt. > > Steve Bertrand > > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following > URL and read the > instructions:http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com
Have u created netlogon share ? If not create one which is world readable.> I have finally talked a corporation into allowing me to introduce Unix. I > have used samba before, but I now have a problem. > > Some (and only some) of the windows 98 clients can no longer log into theNT> domain controller. They get the same message as if the passwd/usernamewas> wrong. > > Here is a snip from my config file: > > os level=00 > password server=nt_box > domain master=no > local master=no > > Now, I would assume that the setup above would do everything to ensurethat> the clients look toward the NT box no matter what, because the 00 would > ensure that the samba server would never become the browser master. > > If I set the option 'domain logons=no', would this help any? > > Please help. As soon as I kill SMBD, the clients then again authenticateto> nt. > > Steve Bertrand > > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba > >