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Louis and Rowland -- thank you, Gents! Making progress. Kerberos is operational and handing out tickets, but I was only able to test using: kinit administrator at EXAMPLE.COM vs. the Samba AD DC HOWTO: administrator at SAMDOM.EXAMPLE.COM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Per Rowland's dns naming example - my hostname output: ~]# hostname -s samba ~]# hostname -f

...the start? > testparm -v output shows I provided the following: > > workgroup = INTERNAL > realm = EXAMPLE.COM > netbios name = SAMBA Looks that way to me. Your realm should include the workgroup name: INTERNAL.EXAMPLE.COM. See: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_AD_DC_HOWTO#Server_Information It _might_ work if you don't specify the domain when you kinit ("kinit Administrator"), since kerberos will normally look up the default domain, or use whatever is configured as default in your krb5.conf, but I suspect you will have issues with anything that tries to do autom...

Am 01.05.2015 um 16:49 schrieb samba-request at lists.samba.org: > Perhaps you will get better help if you try using a mailing list for > realmd or sssd, neither of these two programs is supplied or supported > by samba. > > Rowland You may have missed that the problem is solved meanwhile, and as I stated above the error was with the Samba configuration, namely value of the

Hi Samba-Team, you wrote that you'd like to hear from users, so here I go ...: I was just following your samba wiki on how to implement a new AD domain on an open Suse 12.3 using the Sernet rpm. The documents are very precise, easy to understand and follow. Especially, the example makes it easy to understand. Two things that I have/had a little difficulties with: 1) In your example,

...hows I provided the following: >> >> workgroup = INTERNAL >> realm = EXAMPLE.COM >> netbios name = SAMBA > Looks that way to me. Your realm should include the workgroup name: > INTERNAL.EXAMPLE.COM. > See: > https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_AD_DC_HOWTO#Server_Information > It _might_ work if you don't specify the domain when you kinit ("kinit > Administrator"), since kerberos will normally look up the default domain, > or use whatever is configured as default in your krb5.conf, but I suspect > you will have issues with anything th...