Thanks to stop on my problem few minutes...
I am trying to make register a Samba Server (installed on a FreeBSD 4.4.1)
in a
NT Domain. But this is more complicated because, the Samba server is
installed
in a DMZ area and IPs from this area are nated before entering into the
area
where NT4-Server is running.
Currently, I just implement a public service and from the workstation from
the
NT4-Server area, I can access to the service into the DMZ area.
But, the problems are:
First, the NT4-Server does not recognize the Samba Server and show always
it as
offlined.
Second, nmbd, when it is launched, print some lines on screen and after
print
two lines : blahblahblah looping etc...
Finally, when I try to make Samba Server join the NT domain with the
command
smbpasswd -j ... -r , it prints : request rejected blah blah blah
*SMBSERVER blah blah blah...
It sounds like smbpasswd uses not the correct name written in smb.conf and
nmbd
does not run correctly...
Can you help me ?
Thanks
How do you nat your ip? with netfilter? netbios doesn't like to be natted.
Sometimes this work sometimes this doesn't.
If you're using netfilter, a nat module should be developped to use this.
Since this is not actually the case you will have an undefined behaviour.
Regard's
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Vincent
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