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...e this work: netbios aliases = unix1 unix2 (not really my names) -Ernie -------------------------------------------------- Ondrej, I've been working on this too. I've just installed the new version 1.9.18p7 on a Solaris 2.6 box. I think we are looking for something like the following (ntserver1 and ntserver2 are different NT server domains): ----begin smb.conf---- security = server password server = ntserver1 ntserver2 ----end smb.conf---- I have been able to allow multiple server authentication in different domains, but running different configurations based on what the machine is ca...

...he next. With this, I could have many different domain users attach to the samba shares. This would also allow failover in case my primary password server down. I'm looking for something like this (is it possible..maybe another way?): ----begin smb.conf---- security = server password server = ntserver1 ntserver2 ----end smb.conf---- I have been able to allow multiple server authentication in different domains, but running different configurations based on what the machine is called when attempting to mount (unfortunately, this is confusing to the end users). In the example below, I use passw...

...fferent domain users attach to the samba > shares. This would also allow failover in case my primary password > server down. > > I'm looking for something like this (is it possible..maybe another > way?): > ----begin smb.conf---- > security = server > password server = ntserver1 ntserver2 > ----end smb.conf---- > Paul, Hope you don't mind but I'm CC:ing this reply to the general Samba list as many others may find this information useful. Unfortunately this is not possible using pass-though authentication due to an errror (no other word for it really) in...

...2.19 kernel. ; my test machines smb.conf [global] netbios name = LINUX1 workgroup = INVEST server string = Linux Dev encrypt passwords = yes ; a member of the invest domain security = domain password server = * os level = 0 local master = no domain master = no preferred master = no wins server = NTServer1 wins support = No hide local users = No browsable = No deadtime = 15 username level = 2 [test] path = /usr writeable = yes valid users = +local,+remote,+admin admin users = +admin force group = users map hidden = Yes map system = Yes create mask = 771 directory mask = 770 browsable = Yes dos file...