similar to: domain logons+linux client

Hi, Does anybody know where I can get an untouched smb.conf file? When I used samba-swat, it rewrote smb.conf and deleted out the comments that was in the original file that came with samba. Minh --- samba-request@lists.samba.org wrote: > Send samba mailing list submissions to > samba@lists.samba.org > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, > visit >

hello, The concept of a PDC is every machine logs into the domain controller to get access to n/w resources(file and print sharing). and in windows if i have a NT or 2000 machine as a domain controller,every other workstation or a client logs in to DC for n/w resources. And samba is a server software on linux server,which i assume(iam new to linux n/w'ing,so still fighting hard

hello, can any one help me with some details pls. i was looking for the process(the internals)when a client logs in to samba(configured as a PDC). and the same questions what happens when a client logs off.(do the PDC know abt this?). iam keen in to these details,since i want to insert in to the source code of samba,a small code by myself,to have capture the list of clients which are joining

Hi, I'm very excited about the NT domain logon stuff but I have a question. Is/will it be possible to use the "normal" Unix password validation for user logons (we don't want to have two password files)? Smbpasswd is probably good for machines but we would like to continue using clear text password and Unix validation for users in the future. Regards,

Hello, I'm running Samba Version 3.4.7 on Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS. I'm using Samba as the Primary Domain Controller. Things that work: - Clients can logon - I can run logon scripts - Roaming profiles are created for new users on logon However, when I try to logon again with the same user, I invariably get this error message: "Your roaming profile is not available. You are logged on

Hi - Linux: Ubuntu 9.10 all updates applied as of 9/5/2010. Samba: 3.4.0 smb.conf global section: [global] netbios name=blahblahblah sever string=Domain Master workgroup=blahblahblah encrypt passwords=true wins support=yes domain master=yes local master=yes preferred master=yes os level=255 security=user domain logons=yes passdb backend=smbpasswd logon script=%U.bat add machine script=sudo

Hello, Does anybody know whether any version of Samba supporting smart card logons exists ? Thank you by advance :) Best regards, --- Tanguy Monfort.

Hi, If I setup a share, and create a user with smbpasswd -a, I have to have enter the password extactly as the password supplied by the user's win2000 logon. If they match, then the user connects correctly and all is well. If, however, the win2000 password is different from samba's, then the user connects as 'nobody', and as 'nobody' you get problems with permissions

On win XP Pro workstations it would be so convenient if the domain logon script which is stored on the samba pdc could be made to run with Administrative (or System) privileges. I know that I can interactively run another security context by choosing "run as user" but how could I achieve this non-interactively and domain wide whilst a "limited account" is loggin in? Thanks

Very long story short... 1. Samba server on machine running iptables or behind a firewall 2. Client XP domain logins taking 45 seconds or more. 3. The problem: webDAV (webclient) is running on the XP workstations and this mysteriously triggers access to port 80 on the file server, which in turn adds up to long delays. If you are running an HTTP server and it isn't blocked then

I experience pb with roaming profiles when laptops are used offline. When connected to the network everything works fine. Here under is the problem description. All the users of my company use laptops. They often work offline. Desktop components (My Documents files, Desktop files or folders, ...) are sometimes deleted by the user while working in offline mode that means, not connected to any

Hey all, might be a tad bit off topic to samba, but not entirely unlrelated. Anyhow, as I understand it, the task of a BDC is to process most if not all of the domain logons before a PDC does so is it not? It has been my understanding that the BDC generally accepts and processes domain logons before the PDC does on a network to keep the load down on the PDC until such time as the BDC cannot

I'm using roaming profiles, and to logon, it often takes one-two minutes or so on a 100 Mbit network (no traffic), with profiles as small as 2-5 MB. Clients are Windows XP SP2 machines, Samba versions 3.0.11 and 3.0.14a (deiifernt networks). Can it be a DNS problem? Right now the DNS is on a separate machine (small router really), and doesn't really know what Samba is. -- Tomek

Hi, I'm working at a small office. I'm running Samba 2.x for about a year without any problem, it's working absolutely GREAT and the community kicks ass :) We don't have too many machines so about 6 Users use about 3 PCs to do similar tasks. I just setup samba latest 23c-1 as a DC because we got some more machines, and everything's fine. Except when the same account is used

Hi, I am running a nice Samba PDC that caters to a dozen or so Windows XP-SP2 clients. Point is, those clients should login to the domain, then access the shares. But they don't, some of the users are stubborn, refuse to login and just access the shares via direct IP. What I want is such a setup that only those users that are actually logged in to the PDC via domain logon can access the

How can I check if a client has used the pdc or one of the bdc's for domain logon? regards martin

Hi, After enable display information about previous logons on the default domain policy, no one can logon the samba4 domain. How can I disable it by ldap modify or just reset to the default domain policy (if we are unlucky) ? -- Dongsheng

On 11/01/15 21:36, Tim wrote: > Has anybody had a look at this site? > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/understanding-active-directory-functional-levels(v=ws.10).aspx > > > Last Interactive Logon Information > > Last Interactive Logon Information displays the following information: > > The total number of failed logon attempts at a domain-joined Windows

Hai Marco, > Yesterday i've updated my main switch, disconnecting for a > brief lag of time all my ''infrastructutes''. > > My SMTP server (exim) start to complain about 'unroutable addresses': > > 2019-01-16 18:32:40 1gjp3Q-0006aw-TG <= root at sv.lnf.it > H=(3jane.sv.lnf.it) [10.5.1.13] P=esmtp S=655 > id=20190116173240.C20003CE035A

Hai Marco, > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: samba [mailto:samba-bounces at lists.samba.org] Namens > Marco Gaiarin via samba > Verzonden: vrijdag 18 januari 2019 10:03 > Aan: samba at lists.samba.org > Onderwerp: Re: [Samba] Winbind, cached logons and 'user > persistency'... > > Mandi! L.P.H. van Belle via samba > In chel di` si favelave...