pilsl@goldfisch.at
2002-Mar-14 02:07 UTC
[Samba] occassionally : no domain controller available
I'm using samba 2.2.3a as fileserver and domaincontroller for 12 NT4-clients (sp6a) and occassionally - when a user tries to logon - there comes the following messages on the nt-client: - No Windows NT Domain Controller is available for domain XXXX. There are currently no logonservers available to service the logonrequest. - and - server-side profile not available. The OS tries to log you on with your local profile. - There is no visible pattern when this error occures. Sometime no machine has this error at all in the morning, sometimes 3 or 4 and sometimes only 1 machine. The error is also not related to the peaktime in the morning. I run several very similar samba-installations and I never ran into such a problem. After the user is logged on (with its local profile) he can access the server as fileserver without any problems. I currently work with debug-level 3 and cant find the problem. (There are some errors in the log of course, but the very same errors occures on different machines with no such problems this day). The client just seems not to access the roaming profile. There is no access to NTUSER.DAT for example, so the problem seems to happen before. I compared logfiles which a successful logon and a "failed" logon and just cant figure out the problem .. there are almost certainly no networktroubles and I reapplied sp6a to all clients and I also removed and readded affected clients from and to the domain again without any help ... I put the logfiles of one client where this problems happend today at 9:30 together with the serverlog and my smb.conf in a tgz-file at http://www.goldfisch.at/temp/smb.tgz The problem happened at 9:30 when user "elisabeth" tried to logon and client and server are in sync for their systemtime. maybe anyone can help me here. feel kinda doomed ... thnx, peter
Charles Marcus
2002-Mar-14 07:31 UTC
[Samba] occassionally : no domain controller available
I had some really weird problems just like this for a while, and finally figured out by accident (our acocuntant was late coming in) that everything worked fine until a few seconds after she turned her computer on. It was apparently a bad NIC, although it worked fine with a Win2K server - go figure... Don't know if this is your problem, but... Charles> -----Original Message----- > From: samba-admin@lists.samba.org > [mailto:samba-admin@lists.samba.org]On > Behalf Of pilsl@goldfisch.at > Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 5:03 AM > To: samba@lists.samba.org > Subject: [Samba] occassionally : no domain controller available > > > I'm using samba 2.2.3a as fileserver and domaincontroller for 12 > NT4-clients (sp6a) and occassionally - when a user tries to logon - > there comes the following messages on the nt-client: > - > No Windows NT Domain Controller is available for domain XXXX. > There are > currently no logonservers available to service the logonrequest. > - > and > - > server-side profile not available. The OS tries to log you on with > your local profile. > - > > There is no visible pattern when this error occures. Sometime no > machine has this error at all in the morning, sometimes 3 or 4 and > sometimes only 1 machine. The error is also not related to the > peaktime in the morning. > > I run several very similar samba-installations and I never ran into > such a problem. After the user is logged on (with its local profile) > he can access the server as fileserver without any problems. > > I currently work with debug-level 3 and cant find the problem. (There > are some errors in the log of course, but the very same errors occures > on different machines with no such problems this day). The client > just seems not to access the roaming profile. There is no access to > NTUSER.DAT for example, so the problem seems to happen before. I > compared logfiles which a successful logon and a "failed" logon and > just cant figure out the problem .. > > there are almost certainly no networktroubles and I reapplied sp6a to > all clients and I also removed and readded affected clients from and > to the domain again without any help ... > > I put the logfiles of one client where this problems happend today at > 9:30 together with the serverlog and my smb.conf in a tgz-file at > http://www.goldfisch.at/temp/smb.tgz > > The problem happened at 9:30 when user "elisabeth" tried to logon and > client and server are in sync for their systemtime. > > maybe anyone can help me here. feel kinda doomed ... > > thnx, > peter > > > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Marshall, Joshua
2002-Mar-17 16:44 UTC
[Samba] occassionally : no domain controller available
Hi Peter, I am also using Samba 2.2.3a as a domain controller, but for a larger network. I have two such installations and have noticed similar things on both installations. There is nothing obvious in the log files and the error is only with domain logons, ie file access is not a problem. Restarting the samba service seems to clear it all up and it works perfectly for a few days. I have only seen this since I have upgraded from 2.2.2 Regards, Joshua Marshall pilsl@goldfisch.at Sent by: samba-admin@lists.samba.org 14/03/2002 08:03 PM To: samba@lists.samba.org cc: Subject: [Samba] occassionally : no domain controller available I'm using samba 2.2.3a as fileserver and domaincontroller for 12 NT4-clients (sp6a) and occassionally - when a user tries to logon - there comes the following messages on the nt-client: - No Windows NT Domain Controller is available for domain XXXX. There are currently no logonservers available to service the logonrequest. - and - server-side profile not available. The OS tries to log you on with your local profile. - There is no visible pattern when this error occures. Sometime no machine has this error at all in the morning, sometimes 3 or 4 and sometimes only 1 machine. The error is also not related to the peaktime in the morning. I run several very similar samba-installations and I never ran into such a problem. After the user is logged on (with its local profile) he can access the server as fileserver without any problems. I currently work with debug-level 3 and cant find the problem. (There are some errors in the log of course, but the very same errors occures on different machines with no such problems this day). The client just seems not to access the roaming profile. There is no access to NTUSER.DAT for example, so the problem seems to happen before. I compared logfiles which a successful logon and a "failed" logon and just cant figure out the problem .. there are almost certainly no networktroubles and I reapplied sp6a to all clients and I also removed and readded affected clients from and to the domain again without any help ... I put the logfiles of one client where this problems happend today at 9:30 together with the serverlog and my smb.conf in a tgz-file at http://www.goldfisch.at/temp/smb.tgz The problem happened at 9:30 when user "elisabeth" tried to logon and client and server are in sync for their systemtime. maybe anyone can help me here. feel kinda doomed ... thnx, peter -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
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