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Dear list, Resetting a computer password in samba 4.6 or later via Windows 7 PowerShell doesn't work. It worked fine until 4.5. Can someone confirm this or do only I have this problem? PS C:\Users\Administrator> Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Credential $cred Reset-ComputerMachinePassword : Das Kennwort des sicheren Kanals für das Computerkonto konnte in der Domäne nicht zurückgesetzt werden. Fehler beim Vorgang mit der folgenden Ausnahme: Der Server ist nicht funktionstüchtig. . In Zeile:1 Zeichen:1 + Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Cr...

Hai, Was this pc a member of any NT4 Domain in the past? You can try the following. Login as a Local Administrator on the pc. ( you may need to create one first. ) Open PowerShell as administrator ( you need powershell 3.0 for this ) Run: Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Server AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD -Credential YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator Restart-Computer No powershell V3. netdom.exe resetpwd /s:AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD /ud:YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator /pd:* (netdom.exe on Windows 7, get it from the Remote Server Administration Tools.) Did this help? If not, follow the steps from...

...dows 10 appears to join the Domain successfully. When I try to log in with the DOMAIN\Administrator account I get the Windows error:- "The security database on the server does not have a computer account for this workstation trust relationship." Do I try the Windows 10 PowerShell Reset-ComputerMachinePassword fix or delete the Machine account from the Samba 4.7 AD? If it's the latter, how do I do that? $ samba-tool user delete XXXXX Thanks in advance. Paul

...> > When I try to log in with the DOMAIN\Administrator account I > get the Windows error:- > > "The security database on the server does not have a computer > account for this workstation trust relationship." > > Do I try the Windows 10 PowerShell > Reset-ComputerMachinePassword fix or delete the Machine > account from the Samba 4.7 AD? > > If it's the latter, how do I do that? > > $ samba-tool user delete XXXXX > > Thanks in advance. > > Paul > > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read th...

hi all i still struggling for the last 2 month to figure out what happen with my samba 4 AD server Installation almost all my client mostly win 7 and 10 having same problem with trust relationship i have check the time on PC client all fine ..but the trust relationship problem still happen here is my samba server conf *# Global parameters[global]

13.07.2023 19:17, Adi Kriegisch wrote: > Hi! > >> I was looking at the code this morning trying to figure out how to >> reject packet with lvl2 properly, - unfortunately I don't know samba >> well enough to be able to find the place "quickly" and I got distracted >> by other things. It was my first thought when someone posted the debug >> info

...member of any NT4 Domain in the past? >> >> >> You can try the following. >> Login as a Local Administrator on the pc. ( you may need to create one >> first. ) >> Open PowerShell as administrator ( you need powershell 3.0 for this ) >> Run: >> Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Server AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD -Credential >> YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator >> Restart-Computer >> >> No powershell V3. >> netdom.exe resetpwd /s:AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD /ud:YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator >> /pd:* >> (netdom.exe on Windows 7, get it from the Remote Server Administ...

...ba" <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: Hai, Was this pc a member of any NT4 Domain in the past? You can try the following. Login as a Local Administrator on the pc. ( you may need to create one first. ) Open PowerShell as administrator ( you need powershell 3.0 for this ) Run: Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Server AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD -Credential YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator Restart-Computer No powershell V3. netdom.exe resetpwd /s:AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD /ud:YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator /pd:* (netdom.exe on Windows 7, get it from the Remote Server Administration Tools.) Did this help? If not, follow the steps from...

...he past? > > > You can try the following. > Login as a Local Administrator on the pc. ( you may need to > create one first. ) > Open PowerShell as administrator ( you need powershell 3.0 > for this ) > Run: > Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Server AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD > -Credential YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator > Restart-Computer > > No powershell V3. > netdom.exe resetpwd /s:AD_DC.DOMAIN.TLD > /ud:YOUR_AD_DOM\Adminstrator /pd:* > (netdom.exe on Windows 7, get it from the R...