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hey guys i just installed slackware 10 on my mchaine and i'm connected to a lan honsted on a win nt station, we have an intranet runing on NT and ...
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  1. 12-02-2004 #1
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    joining windows NT domain

    hey guys i just installed slackware 10 on my mchaine and i'm connected to a lan honsted on a win nt station, we have an intranet runing on NT and i need to join it, i need to be able to browse the intranet can somone pleas give e any idea or maybe a tutorial that might help
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  2. 12-02-2004 #2
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    samba would be a good start. lot's of docs and tutorials on the net. just google for it.. .

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  3. 12-07-2004 #3
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    Hi,

    Normally you don't need to join the NT domain for you stuff to work anyway...

    I think this is your case as well.

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    You don't need to join the Domain just add the same users on the Slackware box as on the domain. (The ones that actually are going to need the Slack share) Also create a smbpasswd file with the exact same user names and passwords as the domain
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    smbpasswd -a <username same as windows and linux >
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    You must be aware that this only works with WindowsNT domain. Windows 2000 and up use the SID as well as the User/Pass so this solution wouldnt work.
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    Works at my house
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    Are you using with samba? or directly accessing the network with the User/Pass... ?
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    If I log onto the domain it automatically logs me into samba as long as my username and passwd are the same in /etc/samba/smbpasswd as they are on the domain.
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    ok...
    what I meant, is that with Windows NT you dont have to be on the same domain. you can simulate this by having a userName and passWord that exists on both domain and it would work. I didn't read carefully enough to see that you were on the same domain.
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