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...(mount -t smbfs -o username=xxx,password=xxx,dmask=0777 - yeah thats a bit risky but security is not an issue at this level yet - and there will be soon a central ldapserver to authenticate against; in the meantime we do access control at ip-addr/network level) I then redistributed the mounted remoteshare on the remote servers as a share which is then mounted as networked drive (r:) from the clients at the remote locations. The simplified topology is currently: [ HQ - dmz ] |----- SAMBA (visible to all remote locations) | |------ REMOTESHARE | |------ [ HQ - dmz ] | |...

...hat I do: # su - DOMAIN\\computer$ [DOMAIN\computercomputer ~]$ <<< i think there is a problem with the bash prompt, skip it for now >>> [DOMAIN\computercomputer ~]$ whoami DOMAIN\computer$ [DOMAIN\computercomputer ~]$ sudo mount -o user=DOMAIN\\computer$,sec=krb5 //remotehost/remoteshare /mnt/localmount mount error(126): Required key not available Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) [DOMAIN\computercomputer ~]$ klist -5 klist: No credentials cache found (ticket cache FILE:/tmp/krb5cc_16777222) [DOMAIN\computercomputer ~]$ kinit -5 computer\$@domain.com Pa...

The samba configuration on the local LAN works great but, I am trying to set up samba to permit browsing of two workgroups on different subnets and getting very close but not quite the results I want. Remote shares can be mapped to a local drive using "net use * \\remotehost\remoteshare" but in windows explorer the remote workgroup is not browsable : there is a "computer could not be found" error when browsing of the remote workgroup is attempted (both workgroups are show up in explorer). The configuration uses a local master and domain masters on each subnet and...

...roperties on a dfs-link using the old server name, I can see the DFS tab again. How do I get the DFS tab back? How do I make the DFS links work when the DFS server is in a subdomain? ----------------- Other info: clicking on a DFS link gives me the error message: > \\server.sub.domain\dfsroot\remoteshare refers to a location that is unavailable. I don't know if this is a server-side issue, or a client side issue. I get the same results when trying to access the DFS links from a windows 2003 machine. An nt4 machine will refuse to talk to the samba server on the new name at ALL. It gives a mes...