On 03/26/2010 07:53 AM, Kilaru Sambaiah wrote:
Hi,
I have setup Samba 3.0 as PDC and all the desktops are able to login
and no issues. One laptop user is not
able to logon out side the office (PDC is not available). Win 2003,
he doesn't have such problem. How to enable cache so that
user can logon even if domain is not available?
I tried google, but my framing may not be right, so I didn't get any
help. Thanks in Advance.
Thanks and Regards,
Sam
THis sounds like an XP problem not a Samba specific problem. Once you
have logged onto the network you should then be able to logon
"offline." I would check Microsoft's support site, don't include Samba
in your search strings. I would also run gpedit.msc on the XP machine
and see if there are any security settings that can adjust the caching.
I am pretty sure you can disable caching but I don't think it is
the default.
Gpedit.msc -> Local Computer Policy -> Computer Config -> Windows
Settings -> Security Settings -> Security Options
-> Interactive Logon: Number of previous logons to cache:
By default it is 10. I think that means it let the last 10 users to
logon on online also logon off line. I don't think it means that you
can only logon offline 10 times. (I have a laptop that I rarely
logon to in the office and I have not had problems.)
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