because you can only have one PDC. BDCs will authenticate connections
against LDAP on the PDC, but you can have the BDCs use a replicated copy
of LDAP on the BDC to authenticate with if you have slow WAN links, etc.
the difference in smb.con is that the BDC's will have domain master =
no, and wins server = ip of PDC and wins support = no, and if on a
different subnet, local master = yes, if on same subnet, local master = no
Soohoon Lee wrote:
Thanks, now it's crystal clear.
One thing I like to ask more is why other servers will be BDC?
Not just a workstation or a DC client? Where do they backup or cache
account info?
Will smb.conf look different from using NT4 PDC?
Thanks,
Soohoon.
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