samba - Oct 2003 - Cross Realm Support

I am doing some testing in Samba 3.0.  I am using security=ADS.

I am wondering if Samba has any support for cross-realm trust.

For example, I have one AD forest SANDIA.GOV that has trust with
SANDIA2.GOV.  I have the Samba server on linux.sandia2.gov.  I have a local
user account on linux.sandia2.gov called user.  When I log into a win2k
client as SANDIA2.GOV/user and connect, it works fine.  When I log on to a
win2k box in SANDIA.GOV with the account SANDIA.GOV/user I can't connect.  
The log file displays:
	Username SANDIA.GOV\user is invalid on this system.

I am obtaining all the necessary Kerberos tickets.

Is there a way to map users from a trusted realm into a local account?
Thanks.

-dan

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Daniel Wachdorf
drwachd@sandia.gov
Sandia National Laboratories
System Security Research and Integration
505-284-8060

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Wachdorf, Daniel R wrote:
> I am doing some testing in Samba 3.0.  I am using security=ADS.
> 
> I am wondering if Samba has any support for cross-realm trust.
> 
> For example, I have one AD forest SANDIA.GOV that has trust with
> SANDIA2.GOV.  I have the Samba server on linux.sandia2.gov.  I have a local
> user account on linux.sandia2.gov called user.  When I log into a win2k
> client as SANDIA2.GOV/user and connect, it works fine.  When I log on to a
> win2k box in SANDIA.GOV with the account SANDIA.GOV/user I can't
connect.
> The log file displays:
> 	Username SANDIA.GOV\user is invalid on this system.
> 
> I am obtaining all the necessary Kerberos tickets.
> 
> Is there a way to map users from a trusted realm into a local account?
Thsi was fixed post 3.0.0 and is in the current SAMBA_3_0 cvs tree.



cheers, jerry
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