I have a samba winbind server which is operating properly. I have the firewall configured to DROP outbound traffic on UDP/137 and 139. The broadcast traffic on these ports will not reach any pertinent machines due to subnetting, and is unwanted traffic. The server is working without this traffic hitting the network. However, Winbindd is constantly trying to broadcast and logging that it can't. I have "disable netbios = yes" in my smb.conf file. How do I stop winbind from sending traffic to the broadcast address? -- Tom Noonan II ESTL Technician - Randstad
On 06/20/2012 3:29 PM, Tom Noonan II wrote:> I have a samba winbind server which is operating properly. I have the > firewall configured to DROP outbound traffic on UDP/137 and 139. The broadcast > traffic on these ports will not reach any pertinent machines due to subnetting, > and is unwanted traffic. > The server is working without this traffic hitting the network. > However, Winbindd is constantly trying to broadcast and logging that it can't. > I have "disable netbios = yes" in my smb.conf file. How do I stop winbind from > sending traffic to the broadcast address? >What about "smb ports = 445"? Does that help, or is winbind immune to that setting? Dale
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