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SMB.conf, smbpasswd, log files attached to this message. I have several W2k Workstations, with a SAMBA 2.2.3 PDC. Looking at the logs it seems that stevedallas (W2K client) is getting validation errors as "visitor" (which DOES exist...) I am not sure what happened, but I must have removed all of the important parts of the server validation. OUTLAND is domain, W2k/ clients are milo and lola. They WERE working fine on the domain. I did SO...

...++Step 3++: Tried the same thing, but this time also deleted the secrets.tdb file, and the MACHINE file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. STILL same problem. ++Step 4++: Then changed the machine name and (domain) out of the outland domain. So I changed the name of the client to stevedallas, and the workgroup to temp. That change worked ok. After this, I logged in, ok (as admin), and was then able to change back to the outland domain. ++Step 5++: Next logged in as workstation/administator and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. Then, clicked my outland dom...

.... ++Step 3++: Tried the same thing, but this time also deleted the secrets.tdb file, and the MACHINE file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. STILL same problem. ++Step 4++: Then changed the machine name and (domain) out of the outland domain. So I changed the name of the client to stevedallas, and the workgroup to temp. That change worked ok. After this, I logged in, ok (as admin), and was then able to change back to the outland domain. ++Step 5++: Next logged in as workstation/administator and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. Then, clicked my outland domain...

...ing, but this time also deleted the secrets.tdb file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. STILL same problem HELP! I have no idea what to do! The last thing I tried was to to change the machine name and out of the outland domain. So I tried to change the name of the client to stevedallas, and the workgroup to temp That worked. (to change. ) After this, I logged in, ok, and was then able to change back to outland domain. > > Now I was able to log in as workstation/administator > > and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. > > I click my o...

...ets.tdb > file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. > STILL same problem > > HELP! I have no idea what to do! > > The last thing I tried was to to change the machine name > and out of the outland domain. > So I tried to change the name of the client to stevedallas, > and the workgroup to temp > That worked. (to change. ) After this, I logged in, ok, > and was then able to change back to outland domain. > > Now I was able to log in as workstation/administator > and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. > I click...

...ets.tdb > file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. > STILL same problem > > HELP! I have no idea what to do! > > The last thing I tried was to to change the machine name > and out of the outland domain. > So I tried to change the name of the client to stevedallas, > and the workgroup to temp > That worked. (to change. ) After this, I logged in, ok, > and was then able to change back to outland domain. > > Now I was able to log in as workstation/administator > and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. > I click...

...this time also deleted the secrets.tdb file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. STILL same problem HELP! I have no idea what to do! The last thing I tried was to to change the machine name and out of the outland domain. So I tried to change the name of the client to stevedallas, and the workgroup to temp That change worked ok. After this, I logged in, ok (as admin), and was then able to change back to outland domain. Now I was able to log in as workstation/administator and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. I click my outland domain nam...

...secrets.tdb file. Then did a smbpasswd to add the root account again. STILL same problem HELP! I have no idea what to do! The last thing I tried was to to change the machine name and out of the outland domain. So I tried to change the name of the client to stevedallas, and the workgroup to temp That change worked ok. After this, I logged in, ok (as admin), and was then able to change back to outland domain. Now I was able to log in as workstation/administator and I added new user/browse and it did see the outland domain. I click my...