We are unable to browse domain security principles for applying resource
permissions.
 
When we go to add either a user or group to a folder or file security
DACL, the 'Locations' option is set to the solaris box (in this case
'sjm-b84').  Usually on another Windows servers, storage arrays (e.g.
NetApp), solaris 10 or linux based file server we can change the
location to include the domain so that we can add permissions for users
or groups in the domain to the share on the file server.  However, thus
far the only location that can be selected has been the Solaris b84
node.
 
The multi-domain controller environment is configured to best practices,
we can browse and search the directory from both Windows and non-Windows
operating systems, and the SAMBA server in Solaris 10 can actually
search against the domain.  In other words, we've isolated the only
variable to the b84 instance in regards to this problem.
 
The b84 node was able to join the domain successfully without issue.  In
trying to configure the CIFS client, "sharectl set -p
ads_domain=<domain>" fails with "ads_domain: not defined".
 
Domain consists of three Windows 2003 Servers; member servers have
various operating systems: Windows 2008, Windows Vista, Windows XP,
Solaris 10, Solaris 9, SuSE 10, RHEL4, RHEL5, Ubuntu 7.
 
# sharectl get smb
system_comment=
max_workers=64
netbios_scope=
lmauth_level=4
keep_alive=5400
wins_server_1=
wins_server_2=
wins_exclude=
signing_enabled=false
signing_required=false
restrict_anonymous=false
pdc=
ads_site=
ddns_enable=false
autohome_map=/etc

# smbadm list
security mode: domain
domain name: hb.acsportal.com

/etc/resolv.conf and /etc/krb5/krb5.conf is attached.
 
Suggestions and assitance is appreciated!
 
Best Regards,
Nick Ross

Attachment: krb5.conf
Description: krb5.conf

Attachment: resolv.conf
Description: resolv.conf

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