Tim Cook wrote: > I'm in the same boat he's in. I've tried your sharectl comment. My itylevel > is set to 3. When I start the server up, this is the messages output: > > Nov 30 00:04:27 fserv idmap[2228]: [ID 537081 daemon.error] idmapd: DNS > search for '_ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs' failed (Unknown host) > Nov 30 00:04:30 fserv last message repeated 15 times > Nov 30 00:04:37 fserv idmap[2587]: [ID 537081 daemon.error] idmapd: DNS > search for '_ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs' failed (Unknown host) > Nov 30 00:04:37 fserv last message repeated 7 times > Nov 30 00:04:37 fserv idmap[2587]: [ID 416990 daemon.error] idmapd: Default > domain not configured; AD lookup disabled > Nov 30 00:04:37 fserv idmap[2587]: [ID 886103 daemon.error] idmapd: AD joined > domain is not configured; AD lookup disabled > Nov 30 00:04:37 fserv idmap[2587]: [ID 161601 daemon.error] idmapd: Global > catalog server is not configured; AD lookup disabled > Nov 30 00:04:37 fserv idmap[2587]: [ID 737341 daemon.error] idmapd: AD lookup > disabled > Nov 30 00:04:42 fserv smbd[2590]: [ID 862555 daemon.warning] smbrdr: (ipc) no > admin user name > Nov 30 00:04:42 fserv smbd[2590]: [ID 897614 daemon.warning] smbrdr: (ipc) no > admin password > Nov 30 00:04:45 fserv smbsrv: [ID 852980 kern.notice] NOTICE: SmbOplocks: > disabled > > > Nov 30 00:05:43 fserv smbd[2590]: [ID 653746 daemon.notice] > SmbLogon[FSERV\R00T]: WRONG_PASSWORD > > /var/smb/smbpasswd: > r00t:65535:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
It would probably help to provide DNS and krb5 setup (/etc/resolv.conf and /etc/krb5/krb5.conf) and an explanation of how you have your systems and network configured, including the type of client and domain controller, and any relevant policy settings. The following advice (below) appeared in a previous email (assuming you're using an snv_77 base). Alan -- Setting up CIFS ADS configuration ------------------------------------- 1) sharectl set -p ads_enable=true smb 2) sharectl set -p ads_user=<User that you use for domain join> smb 3) sharectl set -p ads_user_container=cn=Users smb 4) sharectl set -p ads_domain=<fully qualified domain name> smb 5) sharectl set -p ads_passwd=<user's password> smb Restart CIFS service (due to a known issue) ------------------------------------------------------- svcadm disable smb/server pgrep smbd <--- Make sure the smbd process is no longer there svcadm enable -r smb/server Join the domain using "smbadm join" CLI ----------------------------------------- smbadm join -u <User> <NETBIOS name of the domain> i.e. smbadm join -u Administrator DOMAIN Restart CIFS service (due to a known issue) If you have idmap auto-discoverable SMF properties set (to get around the idmapd startup issue), please do the following to allow idmapd to perform auto-discovery after domain join. svccfg -s idmap listprop config/mapping_domain <-- to view the property value Please set the config/domain_name using the config/mapping_domain property value. delprop config/forest_name delprop config/site_name delprop config/domain_controller delprop config/global_catalog svcadm refresh idmap _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
