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...setting is missing in the windows 10 PCs. so I need to import some windows 10 Administrative Templates to samba dc like that: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3087759/how-to-create-and-manage-the-central-store-for-group-policy-administra Unfortunately, I didn't see any dir named "PolicyDefinitions" under "\\dc1\SYSVOL\adagene.cn\policies" , So does samba AD DC support Group Policy Administrative Templates? or how can I import the admx file to samba AD DC? yours Adam

...itor on Win 7 x64. I have modified recently this object with RSAT and GPO editor on Win 10 x64 . If I try to edit the GPO back to Win7 I got the following error (in french): La ressource ? $(string.SiteDiscoveryEnableWMI) ? r?f?renc?e dans l?attribut displayName est introuvable. Fichier C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\inetres.admx, ligne 34296, colonne 235 I got this error in the Group Policy Management console when displaying settings , and also in the GP editor. Is there an incompatibility between GPO editing on Win 7 vs Win 10 ? Will the GPO modified on Win 10 will still apply in Win7 clients computers ? Wh...

...ible policies). b) I can only modify policies based on Win10 admx files from Win10 machines (i.e. with the RSAT tools for Win10). Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in a central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. Win7 clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate containers? I remember that somebody here reported issues with his/her existing Samba domain after having used the RSAT tools for Win10. But I am not able to...

...central store (first) or from local (if first not found). It might be the case, that one of the policies templates was changed between windows 7 and windows 10 and now windows 7 runs into errors. Your error shows that it's trying to look for policy definition in the local store (c:\windows\PolicyDefinitions). You can google for "central store for policy definitions" and You should come up with tons of how-to's and specific guidelines. The basic concept is this: You create on Your DC inside SYSVOL PolicyDefinitions folder like in this example: \\contoso.com\SYSVOL\contoso.com\polici...

...s based on Win10 admx files from Win10 >> machines (i.e. with the RSAT tools for Win10). >> >> Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, >> particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in a >> central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? >> >> Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. Win7 >> clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate containers? >> >> I remember that somebody here reported issues with his/her existing >> Samba domain after having u...

Op 20-06-2024 om 06:10 schreef lists--- via samba: > Thanks a lot, Kees! :) > > Any hint which package to download for Windows Server 2022? The proper ADMX for your version of Windows are on Windows itself in C:\windows\PolicyDefinitions. You just copy the content of the directory (and subdirs) to your Sysvol share \Policies\PolicyDefinitions - Kees. > > Cheers, > Torsten > > > Am 19.06.2024 um 09:30 schrieb Kees van Vloten via samba: >> >> Op 19-06-2024 om 08:42 schreef lists--- via samba: >>...

If i wanted to add admx file (chrome) to samba4 instead of installing it on every W10 machine managing the AD, where would i put the file. from quick search https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2016-January/197298.html it says to place it in PolicyDefinitions in sysvol, but i do not have that folder there. Does it need to be created ? Thanks -- View this message in context: http://samba.2283325.n4.nabble.com/samba4-admx-centrally-stored-tp4712515.html Sent from the Samba - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Goto you latest windows 10 computer. Copy : C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions To you sysvol policies folder Or get the latest package from MS download site. Here : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56880 ( for win10 1803 ) Once this is installed its somewhere in program files. Why ms didnt update the download links i dont know the site link is mi...

Hi, I try to formulate the question better! :) I’ve successfully joined an ubuntu 16.04 machine, as member server, to an active directory domain Windows server 2012 R2 following the instructions in the wiki.samba.org “Setting up Samba as a Domain Member” now I set the acls using Windows acl on a share. For that I followed the instruction in the “Setting up a Share Using Windows ACLs” in the wiki.

...only modify policies based on Win10 admx files from Win10 > machines (i.e. with the RSAT tools for Win10). > > Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, > particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in a > central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? > > Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. Win7 > clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate containers? > > I remember that somebody here reported issues with his/her existing > Samba domain after having used the RSAT tools for W...

...ont know, still win7 here, i did a short test with win10, and i didnt had any problems managing this from a win7 pc. > Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, > particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in a > central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? [L.P.H. van Belle] yes, and be sure to make good backups of that folder. > > Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. Win7 > clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate containers? [L.P.H. van Belle] Nope, once you have win7 and add the win1...

...hich I can confirm with "samba-tool fsmo show" and I reversed the one way synchronization with rsync from DC2 to DC1. Now when I try to load admx files into DC2 with the command "samba-tool gpo admxload -H dc2.samdom.example.com -U SAMDOM\\Administrator" I couldn't find the PolicyDefinitions in DC2's sysvol path but I was able to see it briefly in DC1's sysvol path, I assume it disappears on the next run of rsync. Does anybody know why the admx templates would be uploaded to DC1 instead of DC2 even when I specify the -H parameter with DC2's hostname and what could I do diff...

Thanks a lot, Kees! :) Any hint which package to download for Windows Server 2022? Cheers, Torsten Am 19.06.2024 um 09:30 schrieb Kees van Vloten via samba: > > Op 19-06-2024 om 08:42 schreef lists--- via samba: >> Good morning list :) >> >> currently I don't need a group policy, but maybe that will change in >> the future - so I'd like to install its

...n confirm with "samba-tool fsmo show" and I reversed the one way synchronization with rsync from DC2 to DC1. > > Now when I try to load admx files into DC2 with the command "samba-tool gpo admxload -H dc2.samdom.example.com -U SAMDOM\\Administrator" I couldn't find the PolicyDefinitions in DC2's sysvol path but I was able to see it briefly in DC1's sysvol path, I assume it disappears on the next run of rsync. Does anybody know why the admx templates would be uploaded to DC1 instead of DC2 even when I specify the -H parameter with DC2's hostname and what could I do diff...

...ADMX to the central store is > that you can modify policies for Win10 also from a Win7 machine. > >> Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, >> particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in a >> central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? >> > I did that, and have no issues. > >> Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. Win7 >> clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate containers? >> > No, there should be no issues. The only thing you have to remember...

...w" and I reversed the one way > > synchronization with rsync from DC2 to DC1. > > > > Now when I try to load admx files into DC2 with the command > > "samba-tool gpo admxload -H dc2.samdom.example.com -U > > SAMDOM\\Administrator" I couldn't find the PolicyDefinitions in > > DC2's sysvol path but I was able to see it briefly in DC1's sysvol > > path, I assume it disappears on the next run of rsync. Does anybody > > know why the admx templates would be uploaded to DC1 instead of DC2 > > even when I specify the -H parameter with DC2...

...6 Dec 12 09:26 {9BDC0BE2-5A5E-411F-81E5-6450803FA20D} 393100 drwxr-xr-x 4 3000008 3000008 4096 Dec 12 09:26 {9FCBF966-79B8-4E1B-9E96-EE950FD00731} 393108 drwxr-xr-x 4 3000008 3000008 4096 Dec 12 09:26 {F175AAA1-AA6D-4A0F-BD42-9321BAA3061E} 393006 drwxr-xr-x 3 3000000 users 12288 Dec 12 09:26 PolicyDefinitions I have three DCs, dc1, dc2 and dc3 I ran some wbinfo's on all my DCs to check if the UIDs lined up with the same SIDs on each DC, and the results were confusing. DC1======------ root at dc1 /# wbinfo -U 3000000 S-1-5-32-544 root at dc1 /# wbinfo -s S-1-5-32-544 BUILTIN\Administrators 4 root...

...is that you can modify policies for Win10 also from a Win7 machine. >>> >>>> Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, >>>> particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in >>>> a central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? >>>> >>> I did that, and have no issues. >>> >>>> Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. >>>> Win7 clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate >>>> containers? >>>> >&g...

...se of installing the ADMX to the central store is that you can modify policies for Win10 also from a Win7 machine. > Are there any Samba-related implications or issues on doing that, > particularly if I follow the MS advice to store those admx files in a > central store in the SYSVOL (\PolicyDefinitions) folder? > I did that, and have no issues. > Also, are there any implications for existing domains with e.g. Win7 > clients? Is it advised to keep Win7 and Win10 in separate containers? > No, there should be no issues. The only thing you have to remember is that settings which are sp...

...r_Trusting_the_Print_Server You can easily figure out if this is your problem: Set up a new Win7 client without applying the updates. If you can preconfigure drivers and connect to the printers on this machine, then MS16-087 is your problem. You can have a look at the *.admx files in C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\ on your Windows client to figure out what registry keys the two group policies update and manually set them using a *.reg file on each machine or by using NT4 policies. I think this should work. If it works, please provide me the *.reg file with the settings and I will enhance the documentati...