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...that the Remotedesktop-Sessionhostserver is member of the Licenseservergroup "RDS-Endpointserver" on the Licenseserver. (self translated from german) But the Remotedesktop-Sessionhostservers are member of this local Group "RDS-Endpointserver" on the Licenseserver (checked with lusrmgr.msc) Von: "Marc Muehlfeld" <mmuehlfeld at samba.org> An: "Martin Feldbacher" <martin.feldbacher at stegbauer.info>, samba at lists.samba.org Gesendet: Mittwoch, 4. Februar 2015 19:33:49 Betreff: Re: [Samba] samba4 and terminalserver licensing Hello Martin,...

When I connect from MMC (Remote Administration) of a WXPPro client with the server Linux Samba PDC, so that the users and groups of the domain neither the Unix groups/passwd do not see? I have implemented svcctl but she did not solve east problem. Any idea?? Tks

Hi, I'm using three Windows Server 2012R1 (1x Terminalserver-License-Server+Citrix Studio, 2x Terminalserver-Sessionhosts+Citrix VDA) and a debian Server with samba4 running on. I used the following How-To: http://blog.virtualarchitect.nl/2014/01/how-to-configure-rds-2012-licensing-in-a-citrix-xendesktop-7-scenario/comment-page-1/#comment-24342 But the two Terminalserver-Sessionhosts are

...suffix when domain membership changes" checkbox. Now click the "Domain" radio button, and rejoin the domain, logging in as any samba user. Close everything, and this time reboot. I advise, after the reboot, to log in as Administrator again, and to launch (Window/R, or Start/Run) LUSRMGR.MSC and to remove "Domain Users" from the "Users" group, and adding it instead to the "Power Users" group. Feel free to ask any question! Still, I'm really trying to figure a way to convince my boss and my colleagues to switch to diskless X terminals... - -...

...the "Change primary DNS suffix when domain membership changes" checkbox. Now click the "Domain" radio button, and rejoin the domain. Close everything, and this time reboot. I advise, after the reboot, to log in as Administrator again, and to launch (Window/R, or Start/Run) LUSRMGR.MSC and to remove "Domain Users" from the "Users" group, and adding it instead to the "Power Users" group. This way my poor W2k boxes are still able to join the domain and next Monday users will be able to login. Still, the [netlogon] share is unaccessible, and logo...