Jesse C
2008-Sep-25 21:16 UTC
[Samba] Unable to log onto Samba Share as Local Administrator
So we have a samba domain server and a samba member server with security set to DOMAIN. The domain server used to be running samba 3.0. We recently swapped machines out and replaced it with a newer server running samba 3.2. Everything is still working fine, except. We used to be able to access shares on the member server as Local Administrator. We'd put in the UNC path \\server\temp and it would prompt us for a username and password. We could give it a username and password and everything would be fine. That still works fine on the domain server. however, on the member server we now just get the "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request." If I login as a Domain Member, everything works fine, I can access the shares on the member server just fine. Anyone have any ideas? thanks, jesse
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