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We are migrating all of our users from the current domain to a new one we created. In this process we are moving them from roaming profiles to local. What would be the best practice to accomplish this? I can find plenty of writeups on how to do the opposite. Also we will be doing some extra folder redirection. Currently we only redirect their my documents to the server. On the new system we plan

Choose Ldap authentification, Ldap-Properties fill in your Ldap-Server = and Search-Base. Copy the files from the old server to the new with rsync. Stop samba/ldap on the old server Start ldap start samba on the new. And you are running. In my case I moved my samba from an old sidux to viruell centos5.5 on windows 2008 Server. =20 ----------------------------------------------- EDV Daniel

We recently migrated our install from an ancient fedora 11 install of samba and openldap to a centos 6.3 setup with its openldap and samba. The domain has been totally recreated from scratch as the person that did the previous setup has not been employed here in many years. After fighting with shares for a while we mostly got them fixed and working. However the biggest issue now is when our GIS

Hello, Currently our mail server is setup to use postfix and dovecot, which is fine except it is setup to use mbox format mail. That and procmail as we need to move to sieve but that is a different issue. I have searched until blue in the face and cannot find a 100% working solution that doesn't require alot of manual interaction to move the mail boxes from mbox to maildir. I have

We are currently using samba and openLDAP to enable our users to have roaming profiles on our domain network. We have one primary domain controller and 7 "home servers" at the various locations that serve the profiles and such. The problem is that randomly various users are unable to load their profile and windows just gives them a temporary profile. This mostly happens on vista

I am looking to move our current Samba primary domain controller to a new machine. The current machine is EOL, running Fedora 11 (old), and had way too many services on it to start with (mail, dns, samba, mysql replication, primary ldap, etc). I am looking to move to a Xen domu with either Fedora 13 or Centos 5.5. What my question is is this: what should I look for when I migrate the samba

I am about to be migrating mail servers and have a few questions. First a little background: Old mail server: Fedora 11 dovecot-1.2.11-3.fc11.x86_64 installed from yum repo mbox mail format OpenLDAP authentication 250+ users New mail server: Fedora 13 dovecot-2.0.1-1_118.fc13.x86_64 installed from atrpm rpm file Maildir mail format OpenLDAP authentication 250+ users I plan to use dsync on the

Back in January we upgraded/moved our domain from an old install of samba and openldap to a newer version (samba 3.5.10 and openldap 2.4.23) while also moving our domain to a new name. On the old domain, which was setup before I got here, our IT section was in an ldap group that allowed us to join PC's to the domain and when the prompt came up in windows to install software we could log in as

Dear *, I''m more used to work with RedHat like OSes. Still, I did not denied the request from a user who wants a domU based on ubunto. I usually use virt-install to do the job, with a script similar to this one: #!/bin/sh BASE=SL-4.7-i386-pv \ virt-install --nographics \ --nonsparse \ --paravirt \ --noreboot \

I would need to migrate systems from physical machines to kvm. I am interested in the "Clonezilla method": http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Migration_of_servers_to_Proxmox_VE#Physical_server_to_Proxmox_VE_.28KVM.29_using_Clonezilla_Live_CDs One question, though. How can one boot a kvm guest to Clonezilla? The only way I found was using qemu-kvm like this: > qemu-kvm ?hda linux.img ?m

Hello all, We have just concluded a very drawn out test of our domain that is having some trust relationship problems with Windows 7 desktops. Here is a breakdown of our setup: roark PDC running samba 3.4.7 (also has OpenLDAP) on VLAN 2 archives3 BDC running samba 3.4.7 (also has OpenLDAP) on VLAN2 arrowhead BDC "home server" running samba 3.4.3 on VLAN 9 archives4 BDC

Hello all. I am in need of some guidance. First a little background. Currently our mail server is on physical hardware (Dell server with 2x 2.8GHz Xeon w/ 4GB ram, raid5 array, single gigabit nic) running on Fedora 11 and postfix-2.5.6-3.fc11.x86_64 with dovecot-1.2.11-3.fc11.x86_64. Mailstore is via Maildir format that was converted from mbox about a year ago. This same machine is also our PDC

Hi, I''ve a b81 server running for a while. I''ve done all sorts of Python related stuff on it (nothing amazing, mostly compiled python2.5 and iPython in /usr/local), and now am trying to use it with xVM to install Windows on a virtual machine in it. I''m having trouble creating the new machine, and I get a blank error response like so when I try to do it:

Hallo, if I try to PXE-boot a debian/ubuntu/clonezilla/debianlike live CD (with a directory "live", just for recognising this type) via LABEL clonezilla MENU LABEL ^Clonezilla (iso) kernel memdisk append iso initrd iso/clonezilla.iso that doesn't work: This Debian Live image failed to boot. ... ... The error message was Unable to find a medium containing a

> * Gene Cumm, 2014-06-10 : > > > If 4.05 or 3.86 acted nicely, this would mean a bug. > > OK, so, with unpatched official binaries: > > 3.86 > ---- > > pxelinux.0 > Loads fine, assumes terminal width 15, displays menu, but then freezes > (I suspect it does not process any input from the serial port) > > gpxelinux.0 > Displays: >

> > Anyway, in the F12 boot menu there is no clear indication of what thing > (or things) the BIOS thinks are or not present. (What made you think > that there would be?) > In some systems, in the BIOS F12 boot menu, when I have one internal SATA drive and one USB flashdrive connected, I could see them *both* under HDD, while under USB-HDD there is no device listed for the

In message <BLU0-SMTP145A44932CB6CC2DB4621568BB30 at phx.gbl>, Ady <ady-sf at hotmail.com> wrote: >> Is there something specific I should try? /boot/syslinux ? >> > >>From the syslinux boot prompt in UBCD you could try: >/boot/syslinux/config.c32 /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg /boot/syslinux/ > >(Yes, it is the same basic absolute path, three times, all

Hi all, Anybody know what it means for a DomU to show up in the "xm list" as follows: Name ID Mem VCPUs State Time(s) Domain-0 0 256 2 r----- 43929.3 Clonezilla 16 512 1 ------ 6.2 The domU "Clonezilla" does not have an "r" state

Hallo, I'm just trying to boot a Clonezilla *.iso (live-20100521-lucid) via PXE; Label clonezilla kernel memdisk append iso raw initrd iso/clonezilla.iso The first step is ok - I see the boot menu of the *.iso. When I choose "Clonezilla live" the system fails with Isolinux: Disk error 02, AX = 4224, drive E0 when I choose "freedos" it fails with

Not sure iso/syslinux directly has a way to do this, but I did find a way to have a system act like you're saying. I don't want it to automatically alternate, I want to have a command to run that will change the default. (Remote system.) ===== #!/bin/bash sudo bash -c "sed -i '0,/^DEFAULT .*$/{s/^DEFAULT .*/DEFAULT terra-snapper/}' /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg" sudo