Xen users - Mar 2011 - [XCP] XCP-1.0: has someone joined successful a AD domain?

Hi Folks,

I need some help.
I can not join the AD domain.

Error: Lsass Error [code 0x00080047]

-1 (0xFFFFFFFF) -1 - Unknown error
20110323075627:ERROR:Lsass Error [CENTERROR_DOMAINJOIN_LSASS_ERROR]


I think that DNS should be fine.
DC is a 2008R2.

# /usr/bin/domainjoin-cli --log . --loglevel verbose  join --ignore-pam \
--ignore-ssh MS.C1-SYNNET-WE.DE.EASTERNGRAPHICS.COM Administrator

It creates the XCP machine account, but the it fails for unknown reason then.
Has someone joined successful a AD domain with XCP-1.0?

Thanks
Christian

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Christian, I can confirm AD authentication is working, though I achieved this
by first emulating XenServer:

echo 5.6.199 > /etc/xensource/xapi_version_override
xe-toolstack-restart

I then used XenCenter to join the domain. Worked first time, with a pool of
two XCP hosts.

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On Wednesday 23 March 2011 11:29:20 meesterlars wrote:
> Christian, I can confirm AD authentication is working, though I achieved
> this by first emulating XenServer:
> 
> echo 5.6.199 > /etc/xensource/xapi_version_override
> xe-toolstack-restart
Yes, have that done already.
But thanks for your comment, it''s really helpful to know that the
problem is
on my site. Unknown error isn''t much helpful ;-)

Christian
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> two XCP hosts.
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Hi Christian,

What are the outputs of "hostname" and "hostname -f" on the
host? Likewise relies on "hostname" giving the short name of the
machine, and "hostname -f" giving the fully-qualified domain name.
This issue has been seen before when "hostname" is set to give the
FQDN.

John

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On Wednesday 23 March 2011 15:52:09 John Else wrote:
> Hi Christian,
> 
> What are the outputs of "hostname" and "hostname -f" on
the host? Likewise
> relies on "hostname" giving the short name of the machine, and
"hostname
> -f" giving the fully-qualified domain name. This issue has been seen
> before when "hostname" is set to give the FQDN.
> 
> John
Thanks John, that was it. Works. There was no domain name field at install 
time, and the CentOS or RedHat (can'' remember) documentation states
that the
hostname field must filled with the FQDN. I''ll do that never again, as
I don''t
have done it before.

Thanks
Christian



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