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...3 + AD Domain [Accounting] comment = Accounting path = /shares/accounting valid users = @"Accounting" With "Accounting" being an Active Directory domain group. "wbinfo -g" and "getent group" both show all my AD groups. If I change to "valid users = smoseman", it will validate against my AD account. But it does not want to do groups. Is my syntax wrong? I tried several other variations with same results. @Accounting, @DOMAIN\Accounting, and so on. Thanks, Scott Moseman

Hello Is it possible to do a domain logon in Samba with a Windows 2003 Server? I don't think so but perhaps someone has a solution. Kind regards Werner Maes

Does Samba 3.0.2a release integrate with Windows Active Directory running in 2003 Native Mode? The situation is that two corporate departments are joining their network infrastructure. One department runs several Samba 2.2 servers and the other is a 2003 Native Mode Active Directory. I understand that if you upgrade to Samba 3.0 this supports Windows 2000 AD, but it is unclear to me if

I have a Debian woody running Samba 3.0.2a in ads security mode as member of a Windows 2003 Active Directory, I run winbind+pam, wbinfo e net ads testjoin, its all working fine. >From any workstation, or even from the W2003 domain controller itself, I can?t access the samba server as \\linuxnetbiosname <file:///\\linuxnetbiosname> , as \\machine_ip_address

Server 1: Win 2003 Server (in Native Mode) Server 2: Red Hat 7.3 (with Samba 3.0.2a) My RH box has succesfully joined the domain. getent passwd/group grab Unix/ADS info okay. (I can login to the RH with an ADS account.) The problem is mapping to the Samba shares. \\IP_Addr\Share works just fine. \\Hostname\Share fails with Access Denied. I've read the IP works because it uses NTLM, but via