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I am still having trouble with my Windoze2K machine resolving the NetBIOS name of my Samba server. It appears in the Network Neighborhood window but clicking on it gives the "Server not accessible, network path not found" On the server, nmblookup returns names of other machines, but not the server itself unless I use "nmblookup -B 192.0.0.199 lserver." Otherwise it says

I have finish setting up samba on a Freebsd machine. Everything is working great except where I try to access the server through the Network Neighborhood on the NT network. It takes up to about 5 minutes before it can access the folders on the server or download or upload files. What could be my problem(s)? Michael Brown

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Andrew Bartlett <abartlet at samba.org> [2020-10-25 08:58:49 +1300]: >Sadly changing the schema does not change the client-side GUI in MMC, >this is hard coded, not generated by schema introspection (sadly). Ah, that explains it. I just thought it would work, because I found articles showing that the new attribute indeed does show up on the Attributes tab, for example:

Rowland [2020-10-24 12:38:36 +0000]: >I take it your imap login is probably something like fred at example.org, >if so, what is wrong with using the 'otherMailbox' attribute? The IMAP logins are not email addresses, but rather simple login names, such as ?fred?. Otherwise we would just use the mail attribute. >You used [command] twice, unless it was typo. Typo, sorry.

Hi, I?ve been having a lot of trouble extending the schema on our DC. After a few failed attempts and a few hours of researching the issue, I decided to seek help here. For context, I am trying to extend the schema to add a custom attribute to the Person class that would contain an IMAP login name. It didn?t seem reasonable to use any of the existing attributes of this class for this purpose