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Hai, I suggest you dont remove the "Register DNS" checkbox from the network" option. If you setup if correct, when you join a computer to the domain, It wil automatily registere the computer en the AD DNS. And todo so you need the "Register DNS" checkbox from the network" For example, i use for now an dhcp server ! the DHCP server i use it NOT in any of the MS domains and/or Samba AD ! So its just a dhcp server, not linked to any domain. And i h...

...Viktor > > On 16.11.2015 11:41, L.P.H. van Belle wrote: > > Hai, > > > > I suggest you dont remove the "Register DNS" checkbox from the network" > option. > > > > If you setup if correct, when you join a computer to the domain, > > It wil automatily registere the computer en the AD DNS. > > And todo so you need the "Register DNS" checkbox from the network" > > > > For example, i use for now an dhcp server > > ! the DHCP server i use it NOT in any of the MS domains and/or Samba AD > ! > > So its j...

...t; > > ## I use postfix as relay host. ( set to run on localhost only) > ## Put here your mail relay host > ## hostname or hostname-fqdn or ip or ip:port are ok. > ## This is only used when NO sendmail program if found. > POSTFIX_RELAY_HOST="" > > ## postfix wil be automatily setup for your. > ## If you did already setup any mail server on the server or you are able > to mail > ## from this server with "mail" command, then this script does not install > postfix. > > ## cleanup the log in /tmp > ## can be handy if you want to review manualy...

...stfix as relay host. ( set to run on localhost only) >> ## Put here your mail relay host >> ## hostname or hostname-fqdn or ip or ip:port are ok. >> ## This is only used when NO sendmail program if found. >> POSTFIX_RELAY_HOST="" >> >> ## postfix wil be automatily setup for your. >> ## If you did already setup any mail server on the server or you are able >> to mail >> ## from this server with "mail" command, then this script does not >> install postfix. >> >> ## cleanup the log in /tmp >> ## can be handy i...

...>> On 16.11.2015 11:41, L.P.H. van Belle wrote: >>> Hai, >>> >>> I suggest you dont remove the "Register DNS" checkbox from the network" >> option. >>> If you setup if correct, when you join a computer to the domain, >>> It wil automatily registere the computer en the AD DNS. >>> And todo so you need the "Register DNS" checkbox from the network" >>> >>> For example, i use for now an dhcp server >>> ! the DHCP server i use it NOT in any of the MS domains and/or Samba AD >> ! &g...

...anser the keys also. > > c) create keytab for that SPN on the NFS server.. > net ads keytab add NFS/mynfs.server.tld at YOUR.REALM -k If you do this on the AD Member, then yes, correct, and with kerberos method = secrets and keytab < preffered. Or kerberos method = keytab Its automatily added to the keytab file. ( which i preffer ) But you only need todo 1 of these 2. ( b or c ) > > d) configure server settings: > sed -i 's/NEED_SVCGSSD=""/NEED_SVCGSSD="yes"/g' /etc/default/nfs-kernel-server > sed -i 's/NEED_STATD=/NEED_STATD=no...

I have an AD with 1 Samba DC and 5 Windows 10 clients. The DC and the clients all have a fixed IPv4 address. In the windows event viewer, I constantly see the following warning: Event 8019, DNS Client Events ------------------------------------------ The system failed to register host (A or AAA) resource records (RRs) for network adapter with settings: Adapter Name: {someGUID} Host Name: