Hello! I see what you mean, but it seems that all my User is this: Example: id suporteti uid = 11575 (suporteti) gid = 10513 (domain users) groups = 10513 (domain users), 11575 (suporteti), 5001 (BUILTIN \ users) id consinco uid = 12982 (consinco) gid = 10513 (domain users) groups = 10513 (domain users), 12982 (consinco), 5001 (BUILTIN \ users) In my DC the output of id: id suporteti uid = 3000515 (SERVER\ suporteti) gid = 100 (users) groups = 100 (users), 3000515 (SERVER \ suporteti), 3,000,001 (BUILTIN \ users) id consinco uid = 3000516 (SERVER \ consinco) gid = 100 (users) groups = 100 (users), 3000516 (SERVER \ consinco), 3,000,001 (BUILTIN \ users) Yes, all my User IDs have changed ... :-( Google Tradutor para empresas:Google Toolkit de tradução para apps <http://www.google.com.br/url?rs=rsmf&q=http://translate.google.com/toolkit%3Fhl%3Dpt-BR>Tradutor de sites <http://www.google.com.br/url?rs=rsmf&q=http://translate.google.com/manager/website/%3Fhl%3Dpt-BR>Global Market Finder <http://www.google.com.br/url?rs=rsmf&q=http://translate.google.com/globalmarketfinder/%3Flocale%3Dpt-BR> Em 12-07-2016 16:48, Rowland penny escreveu:> you posted: > > id user01 > uid = 11458 (user01) gid = 10513 (domain users) groups = 10513 (domain > users), 11458 (user01), 18249 (almox_grupo), 5001 (BUILTIN \ users) > > if I check my id: > > rowland at devstation:~$ id rowland > uid=10000(rowland) gid=10000(domain_users) > groups=10000(domain_users),102(netdev),2001(BUILTIN\users) > > Notice the big difference, I do not have a private group like > 'user01', where is your users private group coming from ? > > You also seem to be bothered by the user/group '65534', this is the > Unix user/group nobody/nogroup and is only worth bothering about if > and when you get to the AD user/group 65534. > > Or am I totally missing the point and all your AD users have changed > ID number ?
On 12/07/16 21:01, Carlos A. P. Cunha wrote:> > Hello! > I see what you mean, but it seems that all my User is this: Example: > > id suporteti > uid = 11575 (suporteti) gid = 10513 (domain users) groups = 10513 > (domain users), 11575 (suporteti), 5001 (BUILTIN \ users) > > id consinco > uid = 12982 (consinco) gid = 10513 (domain users) groups = 10513 > (domain users), 12982 (consinco), 5001 (BUILTIN \ users) > > > > In my DC the output of id: > > > id suporteti > uid = 3000515 (SERVER\ suporteti) gid = 100 (users) groups = 100 > (users), 3000515 (SERVER \ suporteti), 3,000,001 (BUILTIN \ users) > > id consinco > uid = 3000516 (SERVER \ consinco) gid = 100 (users) groups = 100 > (users), 3000516 (SERVER \ consinco), 3,000,001 (BUILTIN \ users) > > > > Yes, all my User IDs have changed ... > > :-( > >OK, you posted your smb.conf from your fileserver, it contained these lines: workgroup = SERVER and idmap config SERVERAD: backend = rid # I changed values for test idmap config SERVERAD: range = 1000000000 to 9999999999 I understand you changed the workgroup to post your smb.conf, but are the actual names for 'SERVER' and 'SERVERAD' the same in your smb.conf, because they should be. This doesn't explain why you are getting private groups, could you check your AD to see if the groups exist. Rowland
Hello! Sorry for the confusion this where SERVER is SERVERAD(right) At the time this all to work, but still followed the message! Errors in logs. And I'm afraid to change again. : - | Em 12-07-2016 17:40, Rowland penny escreveu:> OK, you posted your smb.conf from your fileserver, it contained these > lines: > > workgroup = SERVER > > and > > idmap config SERVERAD: backend = rid > # I changed values for test > idmap config SERVERAD: range = 1000000000 to 9999999999 > > I understand you changed the workgroup to post your smb.conf, but are > the actual names for 'SERVER' and 'SERVERAD' the same in your > smb.conf, because they should be. > > This doesn't explain why you are getting private groups, could you > check your AD to see if the groups exist.