Re: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-15 Thread Hiu Yen Onn

Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


hi,

i have no experience in configure any of the BDC before. just curious 
to ask, if i have configured a BDC, then if any fail down of my PDC, 
does BDC will take turn automatically??? stupid question but, i 
didnt know it... sorry



another question

1. I have a master ldap tree for my PDC, likewise my BDC also having a 
slave ldap tree, do i need to replicate the master ldap to the slave 
ldap?


2. How about the sid number??? does PDC sid have to be similar to the 
BDC sid??? what is sid? what does is working for??? dun understand... 
pls enlighten.. thanks..



do i need to configure a NIS master and NIS slave for my pdc, and bdc??? 
if not, i am wondering how can a user in pdc can be appeared to a bdc???

pls advise thanks
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Re: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-13 Thread Hiu Yen Onn

Ian Clancy wrote:


Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


hi,

i have no experience in configure any of the BDC before. just 
curious to ask, if i have configured a BDC, then if any fail down of 
my PDC, does BDC will take turn automatically??? stupid question 
but, i didnt know it... sorry




another question

1. I have a master ldap tree for my PDC, likewise my BDC also having 
a slave ldap tree, do i need to replicate the master ldap to the 
slave ldap?


In a word, Yes. If you are using openldap you will find plenty of 
documentation on the Internet about how to do this.


2. How about the sid number??? does PDC sid have to be similar to the 
BDC sid??? what is sid? what does is working for??? dun understand... 
pls enlighten.. thanks..



The PDC and the BDC have the same SID number. Usually each computer / 
users has a unique SID. However domain controllers are a unique case. 
You can import the SID into a BDC using the 'net rpc getsid 
DOMAINNAME' command.


i configured a BDC, but, it ends up throwing me an error when i a trying 
to join the domain

no mapping between account names and security ids
pls guide me for troubleshooting.. thanks..
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Re: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-08 Thread Ian Clancy

Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


hi,

i have no experience in configure any of the BDC before. just curious 
to ask, if i have configured a BDC, then if any fail down of my PDC, 
does BDC will take turn automatically??? stupid question but, i 
didnt know it... sorry



another question

1. I have a master ldap tree for my PDC, likewise my BDC also having a 
slave ldap tree, do i need to replicate the master ldap to the slave 
ldap?


In a word, Yes. If you are using openldap you will find plenty of 
documentation on the Internet about how to do this.


2. How about the sid number??? does PDC sid have to be similar to the 
BDC sid??? what is sid? what does is working for??? dun understand... 
pls enlighten.. thanks..


The PDC and the BDC have the same SID number. Usually each computer / 
users has a unique SID. However domain controllers are a unique case. 
You can import the SID into a BDC using the 'net rpc getsid 
DOMAINNAME' command.


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Re: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-07 Thread Tomasz Chmielewski

Mark Sarria schrieb:

Short Answer:
If you are using samba and storing user accounts on samba then no, you 
will need to rsync your home folders to the backup and do a few 
modifications on the BDC to make it the PDC.


Your best bet to accomplish a failover for domain authentication is to 
set-up an LDAP master server, and then create slave-servers for fail 
over. Advantages are that you can have many slave servers through out 
your network.If your master fails the clients will search for the 
nearest slave server to authenticate


It wouldn't be a 100% fail over, as the clients can't join the domain to 
the BDC; they can only join the domain to the PDC.


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Re: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-07 Thread Hiu Yen Onn

Hiu Yen Onn wrote:


hi,

i have no experience in configure any of the BDC before. just curious 
to ask, if i have configured a BDC, then if any fail down of my PDC, 
does BDC will take turn automatically??? stupid question but, i 
didnt know it... sorry


another question

1. I have a master ldap tree for my PDC, likewise my BDC also having a 
slave ldap tree, do i need to replicate the master ldap to the slave ldap?


2. How about the sid number??? does PDC sid have to be similar to the 
BDC sid??? what is sid? what does is working for??? dun understand... 
pls enlighten.. thanks..

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[Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-06 Thread Hiu Yen Onn

hi,

i have no experience in configure any of the BDC before. just curious to 
ask, if i have configured a BDC, then if any fail down of my PDC, does 
BDC will take turn automatically??? stupid question but, i didnt 
know it... sorry

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Re: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup

2005-06-06 Thread Mark Sarria

Short Answer:
If you are using samba and storing user accounts on samba then no, you will 
need to rsync your home folders to the backup and do a few modifications on 
the BDC to make it the PDC.


Your best bet to accomplish a failover for domain authentication is to 
set-up an LDAP master server, and then create slave-servers for fail over. 
Advantages are that you can have many slave servers through out your 
network.If your master fails the clients will search for the nearest slave 
server to authenticate


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Subject: [Samba] Samba BDC for Backup



hi,

i have no experience in configure any of the BDC before. just curious to 
ask, if i have configured a BDC, then if any fail down of my PDC, does BDC 
will take turn automatically??? stupid question but, i didnt know 
it... sorry

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