Henrik,
I'm CC'ing this to the main samba mailing list.
Henrik Lassen wrote:>
> We are working in a multi domain invironment and would like
> to access/browse samba from two domains.
A single Samba cannot currently exist in 2 separate domains. What I
would do would be to setup two samba server's on the same machine and
have all the shares listed in a file and for each server include that
file. See the "interfaces =" and "socket address ="
parameters. This
should give you the behaviour you wish.
I can send an example if you need it.
[snip]> -------------------------------------------------------
> smb.conf.novobox
> -------------------------------------------------------
> workgroup = DOM_DK
> password server = DOM03
> -
> ------------------------------------------------------
> smb.conf.megabox
> -------------------------------------------------------
> workgroup = MEGA
> password server = MEGA
>
> -------------------------------------------------------
> smb.conf
> -------------------------------------------------------
> [global]
> ; Naming: Netbios name <> host name; Helps in routed NT351/NT40
environment
> netbios name = megabox
> netbios aliases = novobox
> server string = Dec/Unix - Poisson and Erlang
>
> ; NT Domain Server authentication, global wins, nmbd not local master
> browser
> security = SERVER
> encrypt passwords = yes
>
> ; Include ( workgroup & password server) depending on netbios name
> include = /usr/local/samba/lib/smb.conf.%L
I would run a testparm on this, but I'm thinking that the name that nmbd
will use when it starts will be main netbios name.
> local master = no
> time server = yes
> wins server = 152.73.80.51
> interfaces = 152.73.95.23/255.255.252.0
>
[snip]
jerry
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Engineering Network Services Auburn University
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