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...ur fix, Bind9 is running on port 53 and > blocking your DCs internal dns server. .. Oeps, i should have seen that. But yes, removing bind9 should fix it. Greetz, Louis P.s Upgrading samba from original or my repo to an higher version on my repo. Just change repo line part "stretch-sambaXX" to stretch-samba410 apt update apt dist-upgrade

...old one running, create a new DC and then when you > are sure it is running correctly, demote and remove the old DC. > > Rowland > In case of samba upgrades. As noted for the last samba 4.8 you make the repo line stretch-samba48. All next samba versions will en up in a "os-name-sambaXX version" repo line. This to make sure your samba does not upgrade from for example from 4.8 to 4.9 Choose a repo and you stay with that until you change your repo lines. Safety first in upgrades. And know, what i do is best effort, but i use samba so much, this is my pay back to the commu...

Hi, I upgraded my Samba 4.5.16 installed (by apt-get) on Debian 9.9 to Samba 4.10 through the Van Belle repository (apt.van-belle.nl). apt-get install -t stretch-samba410 samba attr winbind libpam-winbind libnss-winbind libpam-krb5 krb5-config krb5-user bind9 ctdb ldb-tools smbldap-tools ufw glusterfs-common libcephfs1 The packages "bind9 ctdb ldb-tools smbldap-tools ufw glusterfs-common

>> A substantial reason I'm not using debian/devuan is LTS support. RPvs> Debian has its own version of LTS: https://wiki.debian.org/LTS Yeah, I've seen that. Not a lot of faith in it though. It sounds a lot like "trust me, someone's going to do it." [I know, cheap, quick, well done - and I want all three. Sigh.] If they'd been doing it the last five years and