On 25/08/13 16:16, [email protected] wrote:
> Hello, I am not surprised that you are getting different uids &
gids, you do not seem to have anything in smb.conf to pull the
uidNumber & gidNumber from the AD server, unless you are using > sssd.
> You can either use Steve's original nlscd setup, or install sssd or
use winbind. If you use winbind you require something like this in
smb.conf:
I used the nslcd approach on one of the samba4 domain controllers, got
tickets and now smbclient fails with
# smbclient -k -L ncssamba1
session setup failed: NT_STATUS_INVALID_SERVER_STATE
I also can't log onto my Windows 2008R2 either now. I get access
denied. Definitely worried now.
Dave
Hi, Where does Windows 2008R2 fit into this setup, is it in the same
domain? is it the primary AD server?
I would suggest that you read Steve's site a bit more but this time
about sssd.
I would also suggest that you just use the Samba 4 DCs just for
authentication and use the Samba fileservers to store the profiles etc.
You would then not need anything but the basic Samba4 setup on the AD DCs.
Rowland
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