similar to: samba3 to samba3 domain membership failing

Howdy All, My samba server has decided to throw a hissy fit and its quite distressing ( not hair tearing out yet but will be soon ). To give domain users admin rights to their local machine I have in the past simply made domain users part of the local admin group. Perhaps not the most elegant solution , but it works. I today installed two more machines ( XP )onto the network and the machines

Dear The Expert, I am very new with this, I don't understand why my Windows 2000 Prof PC failed when trying to register as member of domain "LINUX".. but I am able to login by using Windows 9x client , below is my /etc/samba/smb.conf I need advise.. thanks a lot in advance [global] workgroup = LINUX server string = Samba Server printcap name = /etc/printcap load printers = yes

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Hi all, After recovering the former SID that I hadn't had in mind while changing the Linux distro (thanks to Thomas for his help), now I still have some problems. I can't still get any user to login but the ones that must be in cache in the clients (thanks again Thomas). So, I'll give you the logs to see if anybody detects something strange... The users can perform a 'smbclient -L

Hi, We're having issues accessing shares from our Samba file server. If we try to access the share from a domain joined Windows machine, it prompts with enter username and password. If we supply the domain password it fails. The error that we get is the following. Failed to find a Unix account for peteruser 'lin\aadamson' (from session setup) not permitted to access this share (data)

The configuration I'm trying to use is a SAMBA PDC with a SAMBA Member Server, using tdbsam. Binaries for SuSE 9.3 from the samba web page, version 3.0.14a-4.1.i586.rpm. This is SuSE 9.3 Pro with patches and kernel up-to-date thru 20050708. I need to use Samba 3.0.14a because in production the Samba PDC will have to work with several Samba member servers and 3 Windows 2003 member servers.

Hi, The setup used to work on a when both file and AD were in the same box. We're trying to separate them. The 'net rpc testjoin' gives: Join to "LIN" is ok. The wbinfo -u does list all users with "LIN\username". The getent passwd lists the LIN\username with all the attrributes". This is after putting in your suggestions about winbind trusted domains only and

Hi, I'm running openldap and samba3.0.1 from my debian system, but I have used many many hours trying to get samba to validate users on the ldap... And is now turning to the last resort ... This is my configuration __________________________________________________ the important lines in smb.conf looks like this... -------------------------------------------------- [global] workgroup

I have a win2k domain ... 2 of the client machines are Red Hat (7.3 and 8.0). I set everything up to use the DC to authenticate ID/PW. Everything worked perfectly until a week or so ago ... Samba would automatically create a home folder and the whole nine yards. Now I can see the shares on the Samba machines, but I can't access them ... just prompts for the ID/PW over and over. I can mount

Here are my findings. Keywords for Google and for those who, like me, did not find useful references: create user domain ldap active directory ad linux rpcclient net ads rpc account enable enabled login bind. Background: we're migrating users from AD to OpenLDAP; for a period the two have to coexist, because AD authenticates logins, OpenLDAP authenticates mail. My aim is to provide a single

OK: Here's my question. I am setting up a brand new PDC and network of (ugh) between 20 and 50 win2k clients, and want a samba server. I'd like to be able to set this up so all admin is done on the samba server. Is this where I would use Winbind? Can someone point me to a good tutorial? Users will be in different user groups. and must be able to log on with profile from any

hello we have a samba server on centos 5.2 and 2 different lans. so we gave the server to ips eth0:172.16.93.217 and eth1: 192.168.89.3 but after this when we tried to join clients (windows xp) to the domain the error: "the specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted." what is the solution?

Hi all, I've been struggling with this problem for quite some time, and I'm hoping someone will have an answer for me. I'm trying to use Samba to authenticate against a campus-wide NT domain setup. As such, I can't change any of the details of the NT domain. The NT domains are set up as follows: +-----> USER1 | MACHINES <-+----->

Greetings, We've been running samba for half a year and are running into problems with samba. We run NT 4 clients and it takes a good 20 seconds to go a folder deep now as opposed to the almost instentanious display of folders that we had before. Some of the clients can't even connect at this point and we are getting this error in windows: CLIENT SIDE "\\SMBSERVERNAME is not

hi guys, sorry for this "again" stuff.. but some days ago before i went into a travel i posted some questions here.. but could not find a good answer to solve my problems.. i'll re-write the story so new ppl can help me.. i have a linux box which was my alpha machine, after configuring winbind and samba to log into the nt 2k server i cloned this linux box, so i could be able to

Is this something that used to work but no longer does? What are the results of "net rpc testjoin" command on the samba server? Is the domain controller also samba? What does "wbinfo -u" command show on the samba server?    On my servers shows "DOMAINNAME\eachuser" but that is with  "winbind trusted domains only = No" and "winbind use default

Hi all, When I configure the SAMBA server with password server = PDCNAME security = server I cannot access my shares if I don't have my user ID on the HP-UX box. When I look at the log file, it was trying to connect me to the SAMBA server as "guest" but not as my user ID. It will ask me for the user name and password. When I type in the user name and password it will tell me that

hi all i seem to be having a problem replicating an installation of samba as a "domain member server" to our NT4 PDC when i initally installed samba i was able to use the DC's as the authentication source to allow the windows workstation access to the samba share via winbind, it all worked well, as documented, i didn't even need to setup user accounts on the samba box. now

Hello. I am trying to clarify in my mind how winbind, pam and kerberos all work. I am hoping to get some knowledge to help debug and ensure our samba server keeps it's domain membership in the most robust way possible. Background: We are using a samba server to serve a filesystem to windows users. A group policy on the machines will automatically mount the filesystem. Samba and all the

Why do i get the message Secret is bad 0xc0000022 when i do a wbinfo -t?. Wbinfo -u and -g works. also getent passwd and groups also is working fine it shows all NT user stats. I shall attach my smb.conf # Global parameters [global] workgroup = SOME_DOMAIN netbios name = E15K security = SERVER encrypt passwords = Yes update encrypted = Yes password server =