I'm not sure whether the browsing issue is related to having different NetBIOS vs DNS domain name but we have a couple of other issues with such setup. We have a fix which hopefully will be integrated in snv_105.
Afshin Kristof Van Damme wrote: > Hi All, > I have set up an OpenSolaris 2008.11 server with native CIFS shares > (smb/server) on ZFS. > The server 'MYSERVER' has joined the AD domain (on windows 2003). > We can access the share by specifying the name in Explorer, ie > '\\MYSERVER\SHARE'. > But the problem is that 'MYSERVER' is NOT listed in the 'My Network Places' > on the clients. > It is we cannot see the server when we browse the network. > Clients are mostly WinXP Professional SP2 and SP3 and are all part of the AD > domain. > > How do I get this MYSERVER listed in the "My Network Places"? > > The server and clients are on the same network segment (broadcast domain). > There is a master browser and there is even a WINS server. > We tried statically mapping the server in the WINS but this didn't help > either. > > We think the problem is related to the way OpenSolaris derives its NETBIOS > domain. > > The NETBIOS (Pre-Windows 2000) domain name is ABC. > The AD domain name is INT.ABC.COM. > DNS domain is int.abc.com. > > But the Opensolaris server thinks the NETBIOS domain is INT: > # smbutil status myserver > Workgroup: INT > Server: MYSERVER > > How can I set the NETBIOS domain on OpenSolaris, because it is not simply the > first part of the AD domain name? > > PS. The real domainnames have been replaced for security reasons. _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
