Adam --
Thanks much for your help, this went off almost without a hitch
yesterday. I changed WINS in DHCP and exported/imported the SID, and
everything came up just fine. I spent a few hours testing and came
across a few things that changed between versions (profiles were on by
default), but was able to quickly correct that.
Now to get ACLs working properly, one step at a time :).
Thanks again!
Nick
Adam Williams wrote:
yes you can have the same sid, just use net setlocalsid.
if you know what drive letters they've manually mapped to, you can
change those in the login script also. just use the dos net command to
disconnect the share and then map it to the new share. since you're
using LDAP i'd probably keep the PDC for authentication and move the
roaming profiles and such to the BDC.
add this with ldapmodify for your users as an example. nbailey
authenticates to the PDC (10.8.2.3) but his profile and home directory
are on 10.8.17.2
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sambaProfilePath: \\10.8.17.2\profiles\nbailey
sambaHomePath: \\10.8.17.2\nbailey
sambaLogonScript: scripts\nbailey.bat
sambaHomeDrive: R:
Nick Webb wrote:
Adam Williams wrote:
are you using DHCP? and net login scripts in samba? just change the
WINS server in DHCP. move over all of the .tdb files, make sure the
new server has the same domain sid. have the netlogon scipts unmount
their shares and remount them to the new server.
Yes we are using DHCP, so that would be in the plan for the change
over (to switch WINS servers). I assume we are using net login
scripts for some things, but I know some users have manually added
some shares to their profiles; any way to re point those at the new
server?
Do you suggest the new samba instance keeps the old PDC name, or we
change it to the new server name? Is it possible to have a different
name, but the same SID?
Thanks!
Nick
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