Wolfgang Hotwagner
2009-Apr-25 20:26 UTC
[Samba] samba as a domain-member(using clustering with ctdb)
Hello, i want to use samba as a domain-member together with clustering(with ctdb). So i have configured 2 "active" samba server using ctdb and glusterfs(sharing store). The smb.conf is identically on both server. I have 2 shared public adresses for ctdb and each server has it's own public address too. On the windows-dns-server i have a "round-robin-record" with all 4 ip addresses for the "netbios"-name: dslin.office.may.co.at -> 172.30.50.{83|84|85|86} The krb5.conf is identically too on both server. When i do a net ads join -UAdministrator%<password> on both server, it just works on the second node: root@dslin2:~# net ads join -UAdministrator%<password> Using short domain name -- OFFICE Joined 'DSLIN' to realm 'office.may.co.at' DNS update failed! root@dslin1:~# net ads join -UAdministrator%<password> Using short domain name -- OFFICE Joined 'DSLIN' to realm 'office.may.co.at' [2009/04/25 21:49:32, 0] libads/kerberos.c:ads_kinit_password(356) kerberos_kinit_password DSLIN$@OFFICE.MAY.CO.AT failed: Preauthentication failed When i try to connect to dslin2 using the ip \\172.30.50.86, i can connect and reach the share but when i try to connect to dslin1 i just get a password-request. When i try to connect to the "shared" netbiosname \\dslin i also get a password-request. wbinfo -u and -g works on both server and returns the users/groups of the active directory I don't know why it works on the one server, but not at the other one. I am using Debian Lenny and it's samba-version: 3.2.5 Maybe anybody could help me or give me a hint Greetings Wolfgang Hotwagner
Wolfgang Hotwagner
2009-Apr-26 09:15 UTC
[Samba] samba as a domain-member(using clustering with ctdb)
Wolfgang Hotwagner wrote:> When i try to connect to dslin2 using the ip \\172.30.50.86, i can > connect and reach the share > but when i try to connect to dslin1 i just get a password-request. When > i try to connect to the "shared" netbiosname \\dslin i also get a > password-request. > > >I forgot to set "private dir" in the smb.conf. Now it works!