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...t I can sort in query if I can take an advantage from this. Some considerations: - Xts is generally faster than timeSeries - both accept a matrix so if I can create a matrix like the one represented above and an array of characters representing dates faster than what possible with xts:::cbind, for examole,I will have a faster implementation (package data.table ?). - create timeseries objects in multithread and then merge (package plyr ?) - faster merge algorithms? Below some code to generate the test case above: set.seed(123) N <- 5 # number of observations K <- 3 # number of timeseries ID...

...need 'search', I would remove the 'domain' line. As for the nameservers, I would switch them around on each DC, so that the DC used itself for the nameserver. This means: On DC33 search ttwo.ad.example.org nameserver 10.150.10.33 nameserver 10.150.10.34 ON DC34 search ttwo.ad.examole.org nameserver 10.150.10.34 nameserver 10.150.10.33 Rowland

Thanks for your reply. On 2023-05-18 12:29 a.m., Rowland Penny via samba wrote: > On 18/05/2023 04:31, Steven Monai via samba wrote: >> Successfully obtained Kerberos ticket to DNS/dc33.ttwo.ad.example.org >> as DC34$ > > That's one misconfiguration you probably have there, it looks like your > second DC isn't using itself as its nameserver, it appears to be

...As for the nameservers, I would switch them around on each DC, so that > the DC used itself for the nameserver. > > This means: > > On DC33 > > search ttwo.ad.example.org > nameserver 10.150.10.33 > nameserver 10.150.10.34 > > ON DC34 > > search ttwo.ad.examole.org > nameserver 10.150.10.34 > nameserver 10.150.10.33 Thanks. With this new info, I re-ran my test setup from the beginning: destroyed and reprovisioned the VMs dc33 and dc34 running Debian 12; provisioned a new AD domain on dc33 with 'samba-tool domain provision DC'; and then...