samba - May 2010 - RE : Example of command ". / Setup / provision"

SNIP
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> How to know the NetBIOS name in Linux?
Linux does not care.  Only Windows cares.
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> The name of my domain is: DOMAINE.CH
> The name of my server: SERVEUR-TPI
The posix name of the server does not matter.  Nor does the DNS name 
as it can have more than one DNS name.  You need to work with Samba as 
a somewhat separate entity.  It is simply easier to match names up for 
us humans.  So....
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> If I put "-- realm = SERVEUR-TPI.DOMAINE.CH -- domain = DOMAINE.CH
"
Nope.  See, the important thing is the "domain" name should be a 
single simple short word.  So the easiest bit would be:

  realm = SERVEUR-TPI.DOMAINE.CH -- domain =SERVEUR-TPI

BUT!!!!!!  your kerberos realm does NOT have to match the machine name 
either!  So we could forget the *nix name completely and just for 
simplicity:

--realm=SAMBA.DOMAINE.CH --domain=SAMBA
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> His able to walk?
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> Thank you
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> la part de tms3 at tms3.com [tms3 at tms3.com]
> Date d'envoi : mardi 18 mai 2010 15:11
> ? : Laurent BARRAILLE
> Cc : samba at lists.samba.org
> Objet : Re: [Samba] Example of command ". / Setup / provision"
>
> SNIP
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>>>
>>>
>>> Because in the "HOWTO" is set "- realm =
samdom.example.com - domain >>> SAMDOM"
>>>
>>> but what corresponds "SAMDOM" Because the domain is
"example.com" no ?
>>>
>> SAMDOM is the Windows domain.
>> This is a sub domain of the "example.com" domain
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> Well, not really.  SAMDOM is the NETBIOS name of the domain, which we
> have to use the "way back" machine to Winblows NT4 to come to
grips
> with it.  So, yes the domain IS example.com, and, if you want, you can
> do this:
>
> realm = EXAMPLE.COM and have domain = EXAMPLE.
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> It is also possible to have the domain = EX or TEST and the realm be
> EXAMPLE.COM, though I'd not recommend it.
>
> For the most part it is a design issue.
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>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
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I do not understand, I will have a hostname and NetBIOS name different?

So

-- Domain = SAMBA

it'll be my name NETBIOS, and

-- Realm = TPI.DOMAINE.CH-SERVER

will my machine name + my domain?

Thank you
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De : tms3 at tms3.com [tms3 at tms3.com]
Date d'envoi : mardi 18 mai 2010 15:50
? : Viatte Fr?d?ric
Cc : Laurent BARRAILLE; samba at lists.samba.org
Objet : Re: RE : [Samba] Example of command ". / Setup / provision"



SNIP

How to know the NetBIOS name in Linux?
Linux does not care.  Only Windows cares.


The name of my domain is: DOMAINE.CH
The name of my server: SERVEUR-TPI
The posix name of the server does not matter.  Nor does the DNS name as it can
have more than one DNS name.  You need to work with Samba as a somewhat separate
entity.  It is simply easier to match names up for us humans.  So....


If I put "-- realm = SERVEUR-TPI.DOMAINE.CH -- domain = DOMAINE.CH "

Nope.  See, the important thing is the "domain" name should be a
single simple short word.  So the easiest bit would be:

  realm = SERVEUR-TPI.DOMAINE.CH -- domain =SERVEUR-TPI

BUT!!!!!!  your kerberos realm does NOT have to match the machine name either! 
So we could forget the *nix name completely and just for simplicity:

--realm=SAMBA.DOMAINE.CH --domain=SAMBA


His able to walk?

Thank you


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De : samba-bounces at lists.samba.org [samba-bounces at lists.samba.org] de la
part de tms3 at tms3.com [tms3 at tms3.com]
Date d'envoi : mardi 18 mai 2010 15:11
? : Laurent BARRAILLE
Cc : samba at lists.samba.org
Objet : Re: [Samba] Example of command ". / Setup / provision"

SNIP



Because in the "HOWTO" is set "- realm = samdom.example.com -
domain SAMDOM"

but what corresponds "SAMDOM" Because the domain is
"example.com" no ?

SAMDOM is the Windows domain.
This is a sub domain of the "example.com" domain

Well, not really. SAMDOM is the NETBIOS name of the domain, which we
have to use the "way back" machine to Winblows NT4 to come to grips
with it. So, yes the domain IS example.com, and, if you want, you can
do this:

realm = EXAMPLE.COM and have domain = EXAMPLE.

It is also possible to have the domain = EX or TEST and the realm be
EXAMPLE.COM, though I'd not recommend it.

For the most part it is a design issue.




Thanks

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