run the "testparm -v" command - that will show you the location of key
files and directories including
smb.conf
private directory (which typically contains the smb passwd file)
the lock and cache directory or directories (which include various TDB
files.)
netlogon directory (including netlogon scripts)
profile directory (if applicable)
You should not need to rejoin. But you should assume that the config
for 3.5.x. may need to be tweaked to work with 3.6.x.
Non-samba files will include things like /etc/host and /etc/resolv.conf.
When you replace one machine with another machine with the same ip,
existing machines may not be able to connect to the new machine until
the old arp entries expire. Shd be less than one hour but more than 30
seconds.
On 06/03/13 10:29, bhogue wrote:
Hi,
I did not get a response for the below, I was just wondering if this
is not the right place for this question can someone suggest another
mailing list.
Thanks
Bob
On 05/30/2013 12:46 PM, bhogue wrote:
Hi,
I am replacing my current RHEL 6 clustered samba server with new
servers. The IP's and hostnames will be the same.
The samba version on the old config is: samba-3.5.10-115.el6_2.x86_64
The samba version on the new config is: samba-3.6.9-151.el6.x86_64
What do I need to do to copy the samba configuration to the new servers.
Will I need to do a net join again? or will it just work because the
ip's and hostnames are the same.
Thanks
Bob
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