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Hello, guys. I?d like to upgrade our Samba 4.11 AD to 4.12. In release notes, REMOVED FEATURES, I see this: ?Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649).? In our network, we have some really ancient machines, which are SMB one only. These are CNC machines with some embedded Windows like 95, so upgrade of OS is impossible. While that machines communicat...

...ike to upgrade our Samba 4.11 AD to 4.12. In release notes, > REMOVED FEATURES, I see this: > ?Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. > ------------------------------------------ > With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed > from > Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos > authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649).? > > In our network, we have some really ancient machines, which are SMB one > only. These are CNC machines with some embedded Windows like 95, so > upgrade of OS is impossible. > W...

...new DC was added to the domain. Administrators using BIND9_FLATFILE will need to maintain this manually from now on. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

...new DC was added to the domain. Administrators using BIND9_FLATFILE will need to maintain this manually from now on. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

...new DC was added to the domain. Administrators using BIND9_FLATFILE will need to maintain this manually from now on. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

..., which is a performance critical code path. If required for specialist purposes, it can be recreated as a VFS module. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

..., which is a performance critical code path. If required for specialist purposes, it can be recreated as a VFS module. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

..., which is a performance critical code path. If required for specialist purposes, it can be recreated as a VFS module. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

..., which is a performance critical code path. If required for specialist purposes, it can be recreated as a VFS module. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

...a new DC was added to the domain. Administrators using BIND9_FLATFILE will need to maintain this manually from now on. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...

...a new DC was added to the domain. Administrators using BIND9_FLATFILE will need to maintain this manually from now on. Retiring DES encryption types in Kerberos. ------------------------------------------ With this release, support for DES encryption types has been removed from Samba, and setting DES_ONLY flag for an account will cause Kerberos authentication to fail for that account (see RFC-6649). Samba-DC: DES keys no longer saved in DB. ----------------------------------------- When a new password is set for an account, Samba DC will store random keys in DB instead of DES keys derived from th...