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...am trying to get mail working for a subdomain that is being managed by Samba 4. I added an MX record, but the problem here is that the Samba 4 DNS server isn't replying with the record: ===================================================================== [mbt at aloe ~]$ dig -t MX nautest.naunetcorp.com @s4.nautest.naunetcorp.com ; <<>> DiG 9.9.2-P1-RedHat-9.9.2-5.P1.fc18 <<>> -t MX nautest.naunetcorp.com @s4.nautest.naunetcorp.com ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOTIMP, id: 5782 ;; flags: qr rd ad; QUERY: 1, A...

...use, I'm confident that I can fix it without blowing the user's profile away entirely. Also, there are no customizations to group policy on any of the workstations in this domain. Much appreciated, Michael Trausch -- Michael B. Trausch President, Naunet Corporation Web: https://www.naunetcorp.com/ Phone: +1-(470)-201-5738

Hello all, I have a Samba 4 system setup with 4.0.0-rc5 working as an Active Directory controller for a set of seven Win7 computers, and most things are working. However, file shares are not. In all cases, if I add users to Domain Admins, they can access the shares. In all cases, if users are not in Domain Admins, they cannot access the shares. I've added users to groups that

Hello all, I'd like to have redundant DNS in our setup. But it seems that Samba 4 does not yet support AXFR with its internal DNS server. Alright, that's fine, so I figured I'd configure the system such that at the very least, a caching nameserver was sitting in front of it. However, that doesn't work; the caching nameserver (BIND 9) returns SERVFAIL, apparently because

The short question: Is there a means for this to work? The longer question follows. I've seen Windows networks (with Windows servers, of course) where an administrator could modify some settings in AD and then be able to "break in" to a user session on a domain member workstation to be able to fix things. I'd like that functionality, too, but I'm not sure if it is

This is a freshly provisioned Samba 4.0.0-rc5 installation. I provisioned the domain and created shares in the configuration file to match an existing Samba 3.5.x installation that we're moving away from (or at least, that's the plan...) for various reasons. I then moved all the contents of the shares over from the old server to the new server via rsync, including home directories and