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...on that Win2K client. 3) Windows Security - Local Groups specifying what permissions that domain account user has on the local Win2K box while they are logged in. So I created some groups in /etc/group as follows: domadmin:x:2000:pianoman domusers:x:2001: domguest:x:2002: ntadmins:x:2010:pianoman ntpwrusr:x:2011: ntusers:x:2012: ntguests:x:2013: Then I built my own initGrps.sh as follows: #!/bin/bash # # initGrps.sh # # Map Windows Domain Groups to UNIX groups net groupmap modify ntgroup="Domain Admins" unixgroup=domadmin net groupmap modify ntgroup="Domain Users" unixgroup...

...add ntgroup="Domain Users" unixgroup=domusers rid=513 type=d net groupmap add ntgroup="Domain Guests" unixgroup=domguest rid=514 type=d # Create some Domain Groups to administer local security net groupmap add ntgroup=ntadmins unixgroup=ntadmins type=d net groupmap add ntgroup=ntpwrusr unixgroup=ntpwrusr type=d net groupmap add ntgroup=ntusers unixgroup=ntusers type=d net groupmap add ntgroup=ntguests unixgroup=ntguests type=d When we join the domain, we run roughly the following script: ?REM JoinDomain.cmd NETDOM.EXE JOIN %ComputerName% /Domain:LDS-DEMO /UserD:ldsinst /Passw...

...se of NET USE'ed network drives, but does NOT affect UNC access to the same) when the configuration being tested includes the user having Administrator permissions to the workstation. If I make the user a member of the Linux group ntadmins, bang "Access Denied". If I move the user to ntpwrusr and relogin, the mapped drives work fine. Further, I have logged in workstation only to the local Administrator account and then used ANY ID known to smbpasswd to NET USE to the server, 100% "Access Denied" so the account allowing local access to the Windows computer need not be a doma...