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...to 2 but nothing usable could be found. I have disabled packet signing on this machine - no change. I have tried other users. All users can connect from all machines, from this machine no user can connect. Wolfgang -- -- Wolfgang Riedmann -- Individuelle EDV-L?sungen - Soluzioni informatiche personalizzate -- I-39012 Meran, V. Laurin-Str. 2d -- http://www.riedmann.it - wolfgang@riedmann.it

...patibility mode" that works as Samba 2. I have tried different settings between unix charset and dos charset with CP850, ASCII and UTF-8, but none solved my problem. Thank you in advance for any help! Wolfgang -- -- Wolfgang Riedmann -- Individuelle EDV-L?sungen - Soluzioni informatiche personalizzate -- I-39012 Meran, V. Laurin-Str. 2d -- http://www.riedmann.it - wolfgang@riedmann.it

...n where to seek? I have full access to the notebook and can do any configuration changes. The notebook is _not_ a part of the Samba owned NT domain (as the normal PCs are). Thank you very much for any help! Wolfgang -- -- Wolfgang Riedmann -- Individuelle EDV-L?sungen - Soluzioni informatiche personalizzate -- I-39012 Meran, V. Laurin-Str. 2d -- http://www.riedmann.it - wolfgang@riedmann.it

I'm hoping someone has seen this before and knows how to resolve it. I am using samba 3.2.4 with a Windows 2008 AD. Samba is configured with security = ADS and works correctly from computers logged into the domain, but does not allow users that are not in the domain to login by specifying their username, without domain included, when trying to access a share. The user can access the share

Hi, I have asked that last week with a little different subject, but the problem remains. When connecting with a Windows machine (not part of the domain) to the Samba server, the client is not authenticating, even when the user exists in the domain. Domain master is a Windows 2003 SBS machine, the Samba server is a Debian Lenny machine. The problem is occurring with Samba 3.2.13, with Samba