Heyho
Are you using the samba binaries that came with Solaris? If so then
Sun, for reasons I do not understand, have neglected to compile it
with Kerberos support (at least that's the case when I looked into it
with Solaris Express 6 months ago). Since AD uses Kerberos this will
be a problem for you. I believe the solution is to download, compile
and install the mit or heimdial kerberos libraries (they'll happily
live alongside the Sun ones on a Solaris machine), and then to
download and compile Samba against the aforementioned kerberos
librarires.
It seemed like a bit of a pain, so I never bothered to do it myself
(well, I have kept putting it off ... even to this day).
A google search for "samba solaris 10 kerberos" or something similar
should net you some guides on what, precisely, to do.
On 19/12/2006, at 1:24 AM, Mircea Ionescu wrote:
Hello,
We are using machines with Solaris and Windows XP. The XP machines are
joined in a domain(windows 2003) and the Solaris machines are not
joined to
any domain.
With Samba 2.2.8a running on Solaris 9 there are no problems to
access them
form Windows XP. We are authenticated by DC.
On other machines we have Solaris 10 with Samba 3.0.21b and here we
are NOT
authenticated anymore by DC. So we have to use user authentication
so every
time the password is changed on XP we have to change it also on
Solaris.
This is done for 100 users so it is not nice...
Can you, please, help me? Wy can't I have the same authentication
on Samba
3.x like in Samba 2.x?
Thank you very much!
mirciulicai
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