Now when I try to log on the domain the client ist no longer trusted by the domain.This sounds a lot like your domain SID changed, if you can find your SID on a machine you can change it back and probably save yourself some headache, assuming you arent already too far converting profiles to go back.
When I add the client to the domain to solve these problem, I get an new profile after login.
And this is my problem. All our client-users are mobile user, they all have local profiles.
And the need ther profiles back. They don't accept new profiles.
So what do I have to do to use our old profiles.
For starters, get the SID your server is currently using for comparison: net getlocalsid
Search around on some system for the old SID. There's two places I can think of for ease:
1. In the registry, you should see someplace under HKEY-USERS a key tree that starts with a SID looking number, (S-x-x-xx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxx or thereabouts). Take this number, and chop off the last -xxxx and you have the domain SID of the domain.
2. Look for your c:\Docs and Settings directory and you should see some directories for your old user(s). Look at the properties, security tab and the owner should be a SID like in step 1. Chop off the end -xxxx data as above.
Once you have the domain SID, issue
net setlocalsid S-x-x-xx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx
restart the samba process and see how logins go on a machine you haven't touched yet.
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