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| another samba loser Hey All, so here we go, i have set up samba 2.2.5 on redhat 8.0, and from a win2k server box i can see the linux boxes and i can access them, nice. c the problem is now that i am setting one linux box to be the PDC, from what i can tell the .conf is all good, the usr accounts are all good and the machine accouts are all good. but when i tell the win2k server to join the domain it brings up the permission box to supply the user name and passwd of the admin/root accout (which i have now tryed every accout on the system that is setup) and i get the returned failure message of : 'the credetials supplyed conflict with an existing set of credentials' my question i guess is, 'is there an admin/root account somwhere that i am over looking', as far as i know i have not setup an such account or had access to any permissions that would enable any kind of admin rights. any one know of a defult username that i need to set a passwd for, or somwhere in the .conf that i enter the admin/root username? many thanks spikes |
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| Re: another samba loser Ok dont ask me how but the old swich it off and back on again seems to have done the trick. i now have a linux PDC that all my win2k users can login to cheers spikes |
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| Re: another samba loser Can Linux act like a windows 2k PDC where profiles are store on the PDC and downloaded to each PC?? Thanks in advanced. |
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| Re: another samba loser Quote:
You can refer to The Unofficial Samba HOWTO concerning how to set up Samba as a PDC with roaming profiles. Only one thing: Good freakin? luck with the roaming profiles. |
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| Re: another samba loser hey, If your still looking at this post heres a web site that is a nice and easy look at using samba as a pdc: http://www.linux-mag.com/cgi-bin/printer.pl?issue=2002-02&article=samba gives a bit of info on the setup of the netlogon scripts etc. for me the pdc is running fine for a win 2k server amd a win 2k client spikes |
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| Re: another samba loser Don't forget to add your Windows users to Samba: # smbpasswd -a username Then set a password for that user: # smbpasswd username newpassword Finally, if your usernames under Windows are different from the usernames you've created on your Samba server, you'll need a usermap that maps *nix users to Win32 and add that to smb.conf If the usernames are the same, I suggest synching the passwords on both platforms. If you want to make the Samba server a PDC that runs login scripts, you'll also need to add the following to smb.conf, if you haven't already: # Global parameters [global] workgroup = domain name here server string = PDC description here encrypt passwords = Yes log file = /var/log/log.%m max log size = 50 time server = Yes # If you want this option, otherwise remove this line load printers = No show add printer wizard = No logon script = %U.bat domain logons = Yes os level = 34 lm announce = True preferred master = True domain master = True You can also install and use SWAT to config your Samba server; most people find that easier... Hope this helps. |
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