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I have installed Samba 3 on Debian Woody, configured all the needed accounts and all to use it as a PDC, but I cannot join the domain with my ...
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- 04-27-2004 #1Just Joined!
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Samba as PDC with Debian : domain network path not found
Hello
I have installed Samba 3 on Debian Woody, configured all the needed accounts and all to use it as a PDC, but I cannot join the domain with my Windows 2000 workstations.
I can ping the samba machine (by IP or NetBIOS name). I also can access it in windows explorer by typing "\\ip address" or "\\netbiosname", and i have read/write access to the shares. windows explorer adds a new domain in the tree view (network neighbourhood) and displays the server as being par of that domain. but if i click the domain icon, i get the "network path not found" message, the same I get when I try to make my windows 2000 join the domain.
I already tried lots of different suggestions i've found online, but none of them seems to solve that issue.
Do you have some ideas ?
Thanks a lot
- 04-27-2004 #2Just Joined!
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I moved to samba 3, and that error is gone
The Win2000 client can see the domain now, but the password never matches (for root).
I tried to set "password backend" to smbpassdb and tdb and it still does not work
The machine account and all that stuff is added properly though...
Any suggestions please ?
- 04-29-2004 #3Linux Newbie
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hmm did you have in your passwd file the following example
computername$:x:500:100::/dev/null:/bin/false
Where your computername = de computer you want to add to your domain.
If this ain't helping ask for some more. I've build also a domain with win2k, xp, nt4, linux, etc
Change also the number 500 to a number that not allready exists in your passwd fileComputers Are Like Air Conditioners... They\'re both useless with Windows open!


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