John Ryan wrote:
I got around the initial problem, but I'd still be very interested to
find out what went wrong.
To get out of trouble, I first rebooted, and it seemed to work for a
while, but then after about an hour, all connection attemps failed,
and the logs were ful of idmap errors.
I then stopped idmap, renameded the idmap.db in /var/run/idmap, reset
my name mapping rules, and rebooted.
I didn't see any more idmap errors in the log.
Some of the CIFS folks can probably chime in on what
CANT_ACCESS_DOMAIN_INFO really means.
For idmap errors, I would look at /var/svc/log/system-idmap:default.log
and at /var/adm/messages.
I would also enable idmap debugging by:
| # svccfg -s idmap setprop config/debug = boolean: true
# svcadm refresh idmap
|
If the SMB server is having trouble talking to the domain controller, it
is no surprise that idmap is also having trouble.
Regards
John
Ryan John wrote:
Hi,
I have an urgent problem.
None of our users can access our fileservers.
I get this in the error log:
smbd[12228]: [ID 653746 daemon.info] SmbLogon[D\ryanj]:
CANT_ACCESS_DOMAIN_INFO
This was working fine until yesterday.
I’ve tried rejoining the domain, which succeeded and restarting idmap
What else can I do?
I attach the output from gendiag
Thanks in advance
John Ryan
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