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...39;t think it would be very easy to change it in AD, you >> would have to change every instance of 'LOCALHOST' to your new name and >> probably a lot of other links. It will probably be easier to start again. > > To rename the DC, you can try > source4/scripting/bin/renamedc > It's part of the source package. But I never tried it. Never mind tried it, I had never heard of it :-D It also doesn't seem to come with the Debian packages. Rowland > > If you also have 127.0.0.1 for the DC in your directory, try changing it: > https://wiki.samba.org/ind...

...Name in irisserv ldap entry... >> >> >> is there a way to fix this? >> >> Thank you >> >> >> > There is a script to rename a DC, you might have to download a Samba > tarball to get it. > You will find it at SAMBA_VERSION/source4/scripting/bin/renamedc > > Never used it, but it should do what you require, but, as always, test > it before using it in production. i will try this asap in AD smb.conf there was netbios name = noordo (dns hostname) if i change to netbios name = irisserv and restart samba servicePrincipalName attributes are...

...o their mappings and links which point the DC's name or fqdn. My idea is to rename the DC (hostname and netbios) and assign its old the another server with shares only. Is it possible to do it safely without disrupting the domain, kerberos and dns (samba internal dns)? If I execute the 'renamedc' provided by Samba will the computers (including the ones in a remote routed location) realise that and adjust their registries? Are there any other ways to archive the goal? Currently the domain name is a CNAME to the AD DC fqdn. I don't have any BDC at the moment. Thank you Leszek

Hello i have a problem after classicupgrade on ubuntu 14.04/samba 4.3.11 i know this version is not supported, sorry no way for the moment to do ubuntu upgrade... before migration netbios name in smb.conf (irisserv) did not match dns hostname (noordo) so AD was provisionned but with irisserv and there are no servicePrincipalName in irisserv ldap entry... is there a way to fix this? Thank

...uld have to change every instance of 'LOCALHOST' to your new name >>>> and >>>> probably a lot of other links. It will probably be easier to start >>>> again. >>> >>> To rename the DC, you can try >>> source4/scripting/bin/renamedc >>> It's part of the source package. But I never tried it. >> >> Never mind tried it, I had never heard of it :-D >> >> It also doesn't seem to come with the Debian packages. >> >> Rowland >> >>> >>> If you also have 127.0...

...re a way to fix this? >>>> >>>> Thank you >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> There is a script to rename a DC, you might have to download a Samba >>> tarball to get it. >>> You will find it at SAMBA_VERSION/source4/scripting/bin/renamedc >>> >>> Never used it, but it should do what you require, but, as always, >>> test it before using it in production. >> i will try this asap >> >> >> in AD smb.conf there was netbios name = noordo (dns hostname) >> >> if i change to net...

On 22/12/14 17:26, Asai wrote: > I don't know the difference between ntvfs and s3fs. Which one should I > use for folder redirection? ntvfs was written to for S4 but it was decided that it would not be used as it didn't have the capabilities required, so smbd from S3 was used instead. So in answer to your question, use s3fs. > > localhost isn't the name of the ad dc,

...AD, >>> you >>> would have to change every instance of 'LOCALHOST' to your new name and >>> probably a lot of other links. It will probably be easier to start >>> again. >> >> To rename the DC, you can try >> source4/scripting/bin/renamedc >> It's part of the source package. But I never tried it. > > Never mind tried it, I had never heard of it :-D > > It also doesn't seem to come with the Debian packages. > > Rowland > >> >> If you also have 127.0.0.1 for the DC in your directory, try c...

...v > and there are no servicePrincipalName in irisserv ldap entry... > > > is there a way to fix this? > > Thank you > > > There is a script to rename a DC, you might have to download a Samba tarball to get it. You will find it at SAMBA_VERSION/source4/scripting/bin/renamedc Never used it, but it should do what you require, but, as always, test it before using it in production. If you are still testing the upgrade procedure, it might be easier to run the upgrade again, but read this first: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Migrating_a_Samba_NT4_Domain_to_Samba_AD_(Cl...

...gt; > >> is there a way to fix this? > >> > >> Thank you > >> > >> > >> > > There is a script to rename a DC, you might have to download a Samba > > tarball to get it. > > You will find it at SAMBA_VERSION/source4/scripting/bin/renamedc > > > > Never used it, but it should do what you require, but, as always, > > test it before using it in production. > i will try this asap > > > in AD smb.conf there was netbios name = noordo (dns hostname) > > if i change to netbios name = irisserv > and...

Hello! We are using a Samba4.0.0alpha19 (Resara 1.1.2) based domain controller in a small production environment and because the Resara development has ended we want to switch to a plain Samba4 beta based Ubuntu 12.04/Zentyal Server. I have installed and configured the new server with the same domain-name and the same hostname like the old server. How can i export the Active Directory from the

Hi, With Samba4 and Active Directory the hostname of the server is read during provision, to set the netbios name. It's even asked to set /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts in respect with the chosen domain/realm names. I've seen that on real windows AD that it's possible to change the hostname of the domain controller with netdom command, but is there a way to do so on Samba4 ? The

...ntly replaced an ageing server running Samba 4.5.10 with one running Samba 4.11.8. They both run FreeBSD / ZFS. The site is setup as an AD (I wrote https://wiki.freebsd.org/Samba4ZFS while doing it). My original plan was to join the new server to the domain, shut down the old one and rename it but renamedc complained the old name was still present so I just keep the name (gateway2). The join (samba-tool domain join beger.com.au DC -k yes --dns-backend=BIND9_DLZ) seemed to run fine. I also copied the sysvol from the old system and fixed up the ACLs. Note that I had to add "dfs_samba4 zfsacl&quot...