yes, on others windows domain with windows pdc, it works, but with my
samba, even if i've logged before to this machine, when my pdc is down,
i'm not able to log in ....
On Wed, 09 Aug 2006 23:19:38 +0200, Logan Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, 9 Aug 2006, bob_bipbip wrote:
hello, when my computer's client is not connected to network (and so
cannot connect to pdc), they are not able to log in, they have a
message telling us that the system can't log in because the domain is
unavailable, how to permit people to log in even if they are not
connected to network?
By default, Windows supports up to 10 (I think) cached logons.
That means if you user abc logs on while the domain controller
IS available, then they can log on later when the domain
controller is NOT available, assuming there haven't been 10
people who have logged on since then.
So, with a little planning (always be sure to logon before you
disconnect, so that your identity is in the cache), you can
use only the network user accounts without having to create
separate local accounts. That makes things a lot cleaner and
simpler, I think.
- Logan
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