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...My goal (and reasoning behind threads vs processes) is that I would like to establish a connection once, and then have a "random" worker operate on that connection. I considered a multi-process solution, but between sharing the connection and all the talloc'd memory needed to call the dcerpc_ functions, it seemed that it is worth trying to multi-thread the application. So my question, in short, is whether any of the dcerpc/tevent/talloc libraries are thread-unsafe? If not, do I need to do something special? In my testing thus far (with only 2 threads), I often, but not always, get a...

...level connect:dnsserver = yes" to my smb.conf, rebooted the server, but still I get the an access denied message in windows. However, what is logged in the log.samba files has changed since adding this option to my smb.conf. it now shows [2017/12/12 10:21:02.936834, 2] ../source4/rpc_server/dcerpc_server.c:1824(dcesrv_request) dcesrv_request: restrict access by min_auth_level[0x4] to [dnsserver] with auth[type=0xa,level=0x2] on [ncacn_ip_tcp] from [ipv4: 172.28.9.100:49994] when I try to open the DNS Management RSAT On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 10:04 AM, Taylor Hammerling < thammerling at t...

...he server, but still I get the an access denied >> message >> in windows. >> However, what is logged in the log.samba files has changed since adding >> this option to my smb.conf. it now shows >> >> [2017/12/12 10:21:02.936834, 2] >> ../source4/rpc_server/dcerpc_server.c:1824(dcesrv_request) >> dcesrv_request: restrict access by min_auth_level[0x4] to [dnsserver] >> with auth[type=0xa,level=0x2] on [ncacn_ip_tcp] from [ipv4: >> 172.28.9.100:49994] >> >> when I try to open the DNS Management RSAT >> >> On Tue, Dec...

...t; message >> >> in windows. >> >> However, what is logged in the log.samba files has changed since adding >> >> this option to my smb.conf. it now shows >> >> >> >> [2017/12/12 10:21:02.936834, 2] >> >> ../source4/rpc_server/dcerpc_server.c:1824(dcesrv_request) >> >> dcesrv_request: restrict access by min_auth_level[0x4] to >> [dnsserver] >> >> with auth[type=0xa,level=0x2] on [ncacn_ip_tcp] from [ipv4: >> >> 172.28.9.100:49994] >> >> >> >> when I try to open...

...; to my > smb.conf, rebooted the server, but still I get the an access denied message > in windows. > However, what is logged in the log.samba files has changed since adding > this option to my smb.conf. it now shows > > [2017/12/12 10:21:02.936834, 2] > ../source4/rpc_server/dcerpc_server.c:1824(dcesrv_request) > dcesrv_request: restrict access by min_auth_level[0x4] to [dnsserver] > with auth[type=0xa,level=0x2] on [ncacn_ip_tcp] from [ipv4: > 172.28.9.100:49994] > > when I try to open the DNS Management RSAT > > On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 10:04 AM, Taylo...

...ccess denied > >> message > >> in windows. > >> However, what is logged in the log.samba files has changed since adding > >> this option to my smb.conf. it now shows > >> > >> [2017/12/12 10:21:02.936834, 2] > >> ../source4/rpc_server/dcerpc_server.c:1824(dcesrv_request) > >> dcesrv_request: restrict access by min_auth_level[0x4] to [dnsserver] > >> with auth[type=0xa,level=0x2] on [ncacn_ip_tcp] from [ipv4: > >> 172.28.9.100:49994] > >> > >> when I try to open the DNS Management RSAT >...

Good morning all! I have two DCs, both running Samba 4.7.3. I have just joined the second DC to the domain. The second DC is replicating AD objects perfectly, I verified this by running "samba-tool drs showrepl" as well as using the ADUC RSAT snapin and adding a user to one DC, then switching the DC that ADUC connects to and verifying that the user was properly replicated. The DNS