samba - Aug 2011 - How to configure krb5 for multiple domains or domain and its sub-domains

Hi All,

I've configured my samba server (3.5.11) working and joined to my domain
pc.example.com. Every user of pc.example.com is able to view the shared folders
and files of my samba server without any problem.

However, the users of my sub-domains Europe.pc.example.com  and
Asia.pc.example.com could not connect and view the shared folders of my samba
server. They were prompted for the passwords and it does not accept their
passwords when the users entered. I guess it has this problem because my current
krb5 is only setup for my main domain pc.example.com.

I don't know the syntax for the multiple domains or domain and its
sub-domains of krb5.conf file. It will be very appreciated if anyone can help
me.

Thanks a lot,

Anh.

On Aug 23, 2011 11:13 AM, "Le, Anh" <anh.le at cognex.com>
wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I've configured my samba server (3.5.11) working and joined to my
domain
pc.example.com. Every user of pc.example.com is able to view the shared
folders and files of my samba server without any
problem.
>
> However, the users of my sub-domains Europe.pc.example.com  and
Asia.pc.example.com could not connect and view the shared folders of my
samba server. They were prompted for the passwords and it does not accept
their passwords when the users entered. I guess it has this problem because
my current krb5 is only setup for my main domain
pc.example.com.
>
> I don't know the syntax for the multiple domains or domain and its
sub-domains of krb5.conf file. It will be very appreciated if anyone can
help me.
>
      Are those subdomains as in dns subdomains or samba workgroups/domains?
Are they all supposed to be in the same kerberos realm?
> Thanks a lot,
>
> Anh.
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