Re: [Samba] net ads join fails 3/4's of the time

2005-06-10 Thread Gerald (Jerry) Carter

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Rex Dieter wrote:

| I just wanted to share my frustrations with trying
| to use samba to join  linux machines to our AD
| (so I could use pam_winbind primarily).  I'm
| using Red Hat Enterprise 4 boxes, with samba-3.0.14a,
| krb5-libs-1.3.4-12, kernel-2.6.9-5.0.5.EL (I tried
| Fedora Core 3 too,  with similar results).  I (pre)added
| machines to the AD using the Active  Directory Users
| and Computers tool.
|
| I initially had clock skew problems (yielding kerberos
| errors), but I  now have synchronized system clocks.
|
| Now, I've found that the
| $ net ads join
| command(*) always says it succeeds joining the domain,
| but a subsequent
| $ wbinfo -t
| about 75% of the time yields an error:
| NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
|
| If I re-run those 2 commands repeatedly, I *eventually*
| will get machine  that has successfully joined the
| AD domain (where 'wbinfo -t' succeeds
| and pam_winbind successfully authenticates users).

I doner if you are dealing with a AD replication lag.  How
many DC's are there in the domain?




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Re: [Samba] net ads join fails 3/4's of the time

2005-06-10 Thread Rex Dieter

Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:


Rex Dieter wrote:

| Now, I've found that the
| $ net ads join
| command(*) always says it succeeds joining the domain,
| but a subsequent
| $ wbinfo -t
| about 75% of the time yields an error:
| NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
|
| If I re-run those 2 commands repeatedly, I *eventually*
| will get machine  that has successfully joined the
| AD domain (where 'wbinfo -t' succeeds
| and pam_winbind successfully authenticates users).

I doner if you are dealing with a AD replication lag.  How
many DC's are there in the domain?



3 DC's.  If your hunch is right, what should I do?  Simply wait longer 
between the 'net ads join' and 'wbinfo -t' (I'm currently waiting 2 
seconds)?


-- Rex
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[Samba] net ads join fails 3/4's of the time

2005-06-08 Thread Rex Dieter
I just wanted to share my frustrations with trying to use samba to join 
linux machines to our AD (so I could use pam_winbind primarily).  I'm 
using Red Hat Enterprise 4 boxes, with samba-3.0.14a, 
krb5-libs-1.3.4-12, kernel-2.6.9-5.0.5.EL (I tried Fedora Core 3 too, 
with similar results).  I (pre)added machines to the AD using the Active 
Directory Users and Computers tool.


I initially had clock skew problems (yielding kerberos errors), but I 
now have synchronized system clocks.


Now, I've found that the
$ net ads join
command(*) always says it succeeds joining the domain, but a subsequent
$ wbinfo -t
about 75% of the time yields an error:
NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

If I re-run those 2 commands repeatedly, I *eventually* will get machine 
that has successfully joined the AD domain (where 'wbinfo -t' succeeds 
and pam_winbind successfully authenticates users).


Now, I'm mostly content that I've found a solution to my problem, but 
I'm curious why/how 'net ads join' oftemtimes claims false success (and 
why is it failing at all in the first place)?


-- Rex

(*) with -d3 or higher, I see random collections of errors, mostly 
kerberos related saying pre-authentication failed and encryption type 
not supported


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