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2018 Apr 19
3
Samba AD - Join MAC
Hello Community,
im joining several macintosh workstations to my samba AD. First of all, 
it works pretty well and im able to authenticate/login my AD user on a mac.
Server: Ubuntu 16.04
SAMBA: 4.7.7
First:
Everytime when a mac starts up, some log entries are shown in log.samba. 
Looks like (Its not a flood, about 4 messages for each client):
[2018/04/19 14:35:04.645001,  0] 
2018 Apr 19
0
Samba AD - Join MAC
...r_type) {
>          case DNS_QTYPE_A:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_NS:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_CNAME:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_SOA:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_PTR:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_MX:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_AAAA:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_SRV:
>          case DNS_QTYPE_TXT:
>                  break;
>          default:
>                  DEBUG(0, ("Can't handle updates of type %u yet\n",
>                            update->rr_type));
>                  return DNS_ERR(NOT_IMPLEMENTED);
>          }
> 
> Google searching DNS ty...
2016 Feb 19
2
FSMO DC giving curious log output
Hello!
I’m seeing the following log entries in /var/log/syslog on my FSMO (Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS / Samba 4.3.4):
Feb 19 09:56:48 dc00 samba[4552]: [2016/02/19 09:56:48.527183,  0] ../source4/dns_server/dns_update.c:426(handle_one_update)
Feb 19 09:56:48 dc00 samba[4552]:   Can't handle updates of type 255 yet
Feb 19 09:56:48 dc00 samba[4552]: [2016/02/19 09:56:48.860255,  0]
2018 Apr 19
1
Samba AD - Join MAC
...:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_NS:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_CNAME:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_SOA:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_PTR:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_MX:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_AAAA:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_SRV:
>>           case DNS_QTYPE_TXT:
>>                   break;
>>           default:
>>                   DEBUG(0, ("Can't handle updates of type %u yet\n",
>>                             update->rr_type));
>>                   return DNS_ERR(NOT_IMPLEMENTED);
>>           }
>...