Hello, When creating a new samba domain, its domain SID usually goes from local SID of this potential PDC. In other words, when you organize PDC on clean Samba, it will adopt domain SID from machine's local SID. Therefore, it looks likelocal SID and domain SID on PDC are equal.
BDC machines are usual client machines and domain members. They preserve local SID and additionally adopt a domain SID, when join. There is no need to change anything with local SID to join or exit from / to domain. Basically, the difference between domain controllers (PDC, BDC) and usual domain members, that they declare their role in the network. They have different rights in SID area, where they were joined: DCs are full, others are lesser. The difference between PDC and BDC, that BDC isn't domain master browser and will act as reserve. Additionally, for BDC it's allowed to act as domain logon server. --- wbr, Denis. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
