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...and the servers can each ping the other subnet with no trouble. The two relevant IPs are 192.168.1.101 and 192.168.2.3. There is a T1 between two Cisco routers, and IP routing is all set up. Currently 192.168.1.x is the CORP domain. Samba PDC is acting as the WINS server. 192.168.2.x is the FURN server, and its Samba PDC is acting as its WINS server. My Windows systems in CORP can browse to the FURN domain and see systems in it. My Windows systems in FURN can browse to the CORP domain but can't see any systems in it. Neither of my PDCs can see the other, so they cannot establish...

...h other but then I ruined it. Now I am trying to get them back. They both have LDAP backend. I need them bot to trust each other and be trusted by each other. Here are the steps I am following: 1. On each domain, create a computer account called the other domain: CORP: smbldap-useradd -ai FURN$ CORP: smbldap-passwd FURN$ (for the example lets say I used the password "secret") CORP: smbpasswd -a -i FURN (entered "secret" again) FURN: net rpc trustdom establish CORP (entered "secret") Could not connect to server CORPSRV The username or password wa...

...I can do a broadcast ping from either subnet to the other, and I can also do smbclient -L <remote_pdc> and get the shares, from one side. From the other side I cannot. Let me clarify here. PDC A is called CORPSRV, controls domain CORP, and has IP address 192.168.1.101 PDC B is called FURNSRV, controls domain FURN, and has IP address 192.168.2.3 From CORPSRV, I can broadcast ping to 192.168.2.255 (and 192.168.2.3 answers) and I can successfully do "smbclient -L FURNSRV". From FURNSRV, I can broadcast ping to 192.168.1.255, but cannot do "smbclient -L CORPSRV"....

...e was happy. Except that I had to rejoin the W2K machine to the domain. I must be missing something here, as this upgrade is not going smoothly so far. Please see the configuration info below: 2.2.9 smb.conf (that works) ------------------------------------------ [global] workgroup = FURN netbios name = FURNSRV server string = Furniture File Server ## LDAP stuff #ldap admin dn = "cn=Manager,dc=borkholder,dc=com" #ldap server = ldap.borkholder.com #ldap ssl = start_tls #ldap port = 389 #ldap suffix = "ou=p...

Hi all, I have two different domains right now, separated by a T1. They both use the same LDAP server (on this side of the T1). CORP is the domain with more users, and FURN has only a handful of users. But right now FURN has its own PDC which is storing all of the users' profiles and home directories as well as some other files. I would like to merge those users into the CORP domain, but I want them to use their own server for profiles and home directories,...

Right now, I have all of my Samba stuff under ou=corp,dc=mycompany,dc=com. I have it this way because there used to also be ou=furn,dc=mycompany,dc=com with a different domain. Now that I only have one domain, I would like to move everything to dc=mycompany,dc=com. So I copy all of the subentries of ou=corp (ou=computers, ou=people, ou=grooups, and the sambaDomainName entries) to dc=mycompany,dc=com. I change the /etc/ld...

...k since I have another instance of Samba running? Is this something to be alarmed about? Also, if I do "net getlocalsid" by itself, I get the SID I expect. If I do "net getlocalsid <domainname>" I get the SID that I see in the groupmap list. Output is below: [root@furnsrv bin]# ./net getlocalsid SID for domain FURNSRV is: S-1-5-21-383998039-2845272951-4289691644 [root@furnsrv bin]# ./net getlocalsid furn SID for domain furn is: S-1-5-21-2095913833-1271187511-909365273 [root@furnsrv bin]# ./net groupmap list System Operators (S-1-5-32-549) -> -1 Domain Users...