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...amba!! > >Where did you find this and where have you imported this to and how. >> Here: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Setting_up_RFC2307_in_AD >That is Samba's version of IDMU, didn't know it worked with a Windows DC, good to know though. >> I used the windows tool LDIFDE to import the schema to the Windows AD >> Schema. Otherwise there is no schema for the Unix Attributes. This is what I did. I had also found an internet article for using Samba tools to get the ldif to the Windows Schema master. I didn't try it because I wasn't certain of the sa...

...>Where did you find this and where have you imported this to and how. Here: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Setting_up_RFC2307_in_AD You have to have the schema in the Active Directory Schema. So you either have to add it to a Samba AD Schema or the Windows AD Schema. I used the windows tool LDIFDE to import the schema to the Windows AD Schema. Otherwise there is no schema for the Unix Attributes. From my reading about Unix Services for Windows it would have added to the schema, and I assume it would have at least been the ypServ30 stuff. It's 55 entries. I found and deduced that Sam...

On 13/02/15 15:29, Denis Morejon Lopez wrote: > > I tried first all these with linux ldbmodify using that ldif with the > dn:: (code 64) > but an error like the last you will see here occurred. > > Then, I tried with Windows ldifde. > > # The Windows OS is in spanish. That's why I will comment the must > important lines for you (Since my point of view). > > C:\Users\denis.morejon.DTCF.002\rename.ldif > # Rename a RDN using base64 encode > dn:: > Q049UEMwMDAxNzEwNDMzNlwwQUNORjo1Nzk4NDI1YS1kYjMwLT...

...uter in Windows domain (NT,AD) verifies the identity of the PDC. Can you please point me to any source of relevant information or give me a brief explanation? Situation: I'm going to replace a Windows Server 2003 PDC with samba. I've successfully extracted the PDC's ldap contents (with ldifde tool) and account passwords (ntds.dit and system hive copied, data extracted, all password hashes cracked). Problem description: If I install samba3 as PDC, populate LDAP with the data dumped from WS, copy the users' data and shut down the old PDC, would the client computers notice the change...

People: I have not solved my problem. I have only one DC with Zentyal 3.4 and I want to change it by samba 4.1.16. That's why if I can't join the samba to the existing domain I would not do anything else. The samba server error is this: (Command from samba) samba-tool domain join dtcf.etecsa.cu DC -U administrator --realm=DTCF.ETECSA.CU --dns-backend=BIND9_DLZ (Response) No

...t;> On 13/02/15 15:29, Denis Morejon Lopez wrote: >>> >>> I tried first all these with linux ldbmodify using that ldif with >>> the dn:: (code 64) >>> but an error like the last you will see here occurred. >>> >>> Then, I tried with Windows ldifde. >>> >>> # The Windows OS is in spanish. That's why I will comment the must >>> important lines for you (Since my point of view). >>> >>> C:\Users\denis.morejon.DTCF.002\rename.ldif >>> # Rename a RDN using base64 encode >>> dn::...

...t password and object and was able to create a trust relationship from the AD server to the samba server but I'm unable to from the Samba server to the AD server. The purpose of this is to enable ADMT to migrate the user accounts over to AD. While I have been able to query the ldap backend via ldifde and import the users it is only a last resort measure to do that. My aim is to bring the users over with the SID value stored in the AD SIDHistory attribute. (irrelevant details changed) net rpc trustdom list -S sambasvr -Usuper Password: Trusted domains list: none Trusting domains list: WIN...

.... I've followed just about every thread on this topic but never with any success. This has to work in order to demote the WinPDC and use Samba as the only DCs in the domain. Has anyone successfully done this? Should this work? If not, is there another way to do this? I've even looked at LDIFDE as a possibility but I don't think that'll do it. Any help/advice greatly appreciated. Thanx, Garth

Hi there. [I just asked this over the irc channel, but since I got no reply, I decided to cross-post here. Please forgive me if that is incorrect] I'm trying to migrate an Active Directory domain (that is being used only for authentication) to a samba3 domain. The network is small enough to rejoin the clients one by one and recreate the user accounts if necessary. However, the new user

...: LAB01 time ok refresh_sequence_number: LAB01 seq number is now 4970735 wcache_save_user: <long valid SID> (acct_name mdelange) idmap_sid_to_uid: sid = [<long valid SID>] error getting user id for sid <long valid SID> I imported the following LDIF file into ADS using the LDIFDE utility. This is probably where the problem lies: dn: ou=Idmap, DC=lab01,DC=local objectClass: top objectClass: organizationalUnit ou: Idmap Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Mark smb.conf con...

Hey there folks, I put together a little Perl script that makes an LDAP connection to a Samba4 server and creates the cn=username,cn=users,... part of a user account. It appears that this is not sufficient to get a fully functioning Active Directory type log-in; from the howto I can deduce that my effort is missing a sidMap, and there might be a good deal more to creating full AD users and

...o have the schema in the Active Directory Schema. So you > either have to add it to a Samba AD Schema or the Windows AD Schema. You have to have it for the Unix attributes tab in ADUC. The actual RFC2307 attributes are part of the standard Windows AD schema. > > I used the windows tool LDIFDE to import the schema to the Windows AD > Schema. Otherwise there is no schema for the Unix Attributes. Yes there is. > From > my reading about Unix Services for Windows it would have added to the > schema, and I assume it would have at least been the ypServ30 stuff. > It's...

On Thu, 21 Apr 2016, John Gardeniers wrote: > Good news, I now have this working. Once I finish writing my notes I'll make > them available to whoever might want them. Good to hear. I tried to get his working by following some of the online docs and the sudoers docs, and never did get it to work. It'd be great if someone could put this up on the Samba wiki when it's

Hi, I have a Samba4 domain consisting of two 4.0.6 Samba servers, in two different AD sites. I am trying to join a new 4.0.7 Samba server as a DC. Previously, I had had some issues caused by hardware failure of one of the DCs; I have learnt my lesson about checking backups properly, as it took me a surprisingly (for me) long time to recover from this (there was no FSMO after the failure and I

>What is the AD DC ? Windows 2012 Server DC's >If it is a Windows DC, is 'IDMU' installed (also known as 'services for >Unix) ? No, Services for Unix are not installed, but I did install the NIS for Unix for the AD Users & Computers app and that all works fine. I did however find the Samba LDIF file for preparing a Directory Schema import file, and I did that. That

...ldap_default_authtok_type = password ldap_default_bind_dn = sssd at ad.company.com ldap_default_authtok = Password1 [pam] I tried adding the sudo roles schema to active directory to see if it would resolve the sssd not starting issue, but while I was able to successfully import the schema via ldifde and create the sudoers OU in the root, but when it came to adding the sudoRole object via ADSIEdit, I got an Operation Failed error - "An invalid directory pathname was passed". So, I'm not sure if adding this will resolve the issue or not. There was no sudoers entry in nsswitch.co...

...provisionning - - We only modified the schema directory to have the sudoers manage by the AD : from : http://www.gratisoft.us/sudo/readme_ldap.html [...] If using an Active Directory server, copy schema.ActiveDirectory to your Windows domain controller and run the following command: ldifde -i -f schema.ActiveDirectory -c dc=X dc=example,dc=com [...] - All users (Windows / Unix) are created by the "AD's way" : everybody is "Domain Users" as a primary group, then have a variable number of secondary groups (at least one). This one is giving all "neces...