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Hello Johan, I'm having the same problems with DFS and WinXP clients since I upgraded to 2.2.8. I tried to clear the cache on the client side with dfsutil.exe that comes with the Win2000 SP2 but to no avail. Can anyone else confirm this problem? It's also strange that on the WinXP clients the version of the samba server is still registered as a previous version (2.2.6 or 2.2.7). Cheers. -- Luc Lalonde, analyste -----------------------------...

I have two samba DCs (4.0.9) and no Windows DCs, and group policy is failing. I've narrowed it down to an error accessing the sysvol folder. Some clients (not all clients) get the error "Element not found" when connecting to our sysvol folder which is "\\ahc.pdc\sysvol\". The problem seems to be intermittent, a client may suddenly start working again, or suddenly stop.

...er might have access to one linked share but not to another. Is there any option to hide msdfs-symlinks to shares that a user cannot read? (the same as 'hide unreadable = yes' does for regular files) Windows Server does support what i need, i'm using calls like this on windows: 'dfsutil property acl grant \\[server or namespace]\[the link] [group|user]:RXW protect'. That's also available in dfsmgmt.msc on a folder's properties. I thought of the "hide unreadable" option, but it only works on files and directories, not symlinks (no surprise as symlinks are...

> > > > My concern is that if I ping domain.mydomain.com from any of the > > sites, domain.mydomain.com resolves to a single domain controller (the > > first domain controller that was configured). So the clients at the > > remote sites will be accessing the sysvol share over the VPN, instead > > of the local copy on their local domain controller. > >

...top of this configuration? - Kees. > Is there any option to hide msdfs-symlinks to shares that a user > cannot read? (the same as 'hide unreadable = yes' does for regular files) > > Windows Server does support what i need, i'm using calls like this on > windows: 'dfsutil property acl grant \\[server or namespace]\[the > link] [group|user]:RXW protect'. That's also available in dfsmgmt.msc > on a folder's properties. > > I thought of the "hide unreadable" option, but it only works on files > and directories, not symlinks (no s...