I'm not certain I get what you are saying, but I'll give it a stab.
If your user has a laptop (for example) and the password is changed
while their PC is not connected, then in order to receive the new domain
certificate credentials, the user must login to the network. If they
merely plug it in and recover from hibernation, the credentials will not
be updated.
In other words, either logout and then back in after connecting to the
network or reboot. Domain credentials cannot be updated if there is a
password mismatch form the cached information versus the credentials
stored in AD.
Does that answer your question?
Aaron Kincer
Douglas Phillipson wrote:
Douglas Phillipson wrote:
With Samba v3.x and WinXP, if there is a local profile on the users
PC when the user logs on while hooked to a Samba DC, should the PC
check for the DC profiles password prior to checking the local
profiles password? I have a client PC, originally with no local
profile, the user logs in to the Samba domain, his profile is
downloaded to the PC. I have his group policy set so it won't delete
the profile when he logs out so he can remove his PC from the network
and he can still use his domain account and password. The problem
comes in when his domain password is changed and he re-attaches his
PC to the domain. The PC appears to use the local profile rather
than the domain for credentials. I thought if there was a domain
controller that the client PC should ALWAYS prefer the DC to a local
profile. This occurs as it should with a Windows AD domain, but not
with the Samba domain. Do I have some settings or policies set
wrong? I hope I've explained this correctly...
Thanks
Doug P
I haven't seen any posts concerning this problem. Am I explaining my
problem sufficiently well? This isn't a dumb question, is it?
Thanks
Doug P
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