Hi! I have 8 subnets: 192.168.100.x/24 192.168.150.y/24 192.168.200.z/16 etc ... Install a Primary Domain Controller (PDC), so that users to perform authentication on the domain with its mounting remote disks, among others. The network is correctly configured, that is, the teams are perfectly by "ping" and the open ports between the networks see no problems. Notes: - I disabled the multicast UDP in the route - Add the lines in the smb.conf: - Hosts allow = 192.168.100. 192.168.150. 192.168.200. [......] The others go right, because as I said it all works this, but only for the subnet. - Customers and resolve the server name netbios (wins OK) However, I encountered only heard the PDC requests only on its subnet (192.168.200.z). * Questions: - Why if the machines are visible between them they are not able to hear the requests to the PDC? - Is there another method instead of putting 8 samba servers in each subnet? Reggard Marcelo Opazo Vivallos Chile
Marcelo Opazo Vivallos:> Hi! > > I have 8 subnets: > 192.168.100.x/24 > 192.168.150.y/24 > 192.168.200.z/16 > etc ... > > Install a Primary Domain Controller (PDC), so that > users to perform authentication on the domain with its mounting > remote disks, among others. The network is correctly configured, > that is, the teams are perfectly by "ping" and the open > ports between the networks see no problems. > > Notes: > - I disabled the multicast UDP in the route > - Add the lines in the smb.conf: > - Hosts allow = 192.168.100. 192.168.150. 192.168.200. [......] > The others go right, because as I said it all works > this, but only for the subnet. > - Customers and resolve the server name netbios (wins OK) > > However, I encountered only heard the PDC requests only > on its subnet (192.168.200.z). > > * Questions: > - Why if the machines are visible between them they are not able to > hear the requests to the PDC? > - Is there another method instead of putting 8 samba servers in each subnet? > > > Reggard > Marcelo Opazo Vivallos > Chile >Hi. Try to use LMHOSTS file on Windows clients. We had problems when clients in some routed subnets can not reach the PDC sometimes even though the WINS was configured OK - and this helped us. We are using this batch file on Windows: echo 192.168.x.y PDC_NAME #PRE #DOM:DOMAIN > %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\lmhosts echo 192.168.x.y "DOMAIN \0x1b" #PRE >> %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\lmhosts nbtstat -R Replace PDC_NAME with netbions name of your PDC and DOMAIN with your domain name and 192.168.x.y with IP of the PDC. Length of record on the second line must be kept at 16 characters. Vlastimil Setka
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 10:04 PM, Marcelo Opazo Vivallos <amarzeck@gmail.com> wrote:> Hi! > > I have 8 subnets: > 192.168.100.x/24 > 192.168.150.y/24 > 192.168.200.z/16 > etc ... > > Install a Primary Domain Controller (PDC), so that > users to perform authentication on the domain with its mounting > remote disks, among others. The network is correctly configured, > that is, the teams are perfectly by "ping" and the open > ports between the networks see no problems. > > Notes: > - I disabled the multicast UDP in the route > - Add the lines in the smb.conf: > - Hosts allow = 192.168.100. 192.168.150. 192.168.200. [......] > The others go right, because as I said it all works > this, but only for the subnet. > - Customers and resolve the server name netbios (wins OK) > > However, I encountered only heard the PDC requests only > on its subnet (192.168.200.z). > > * Questions: > - Why if the machines are visible between them they are not able to > hear the requests to the PDC? > - Is there another method instead of putting 8 samba servers in each subnet? > > > Reggard > Marcelo Opazo Vivallos > Chile > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba >Hi Marcelo, I'm not sure if it's a mistake, but I don't think your subnetting scheme will work with the /16 overlapping /24s. Ari Constancio