Hi I received a few replies, most suggested looking at LDAP etc, however Marcelino Mata hit the nail so to speak with the following " While Samba 3.0 better supports Window2003 with LDAP, I use Samba 2.5 with Windows2000 LDAP with no issues. As we migrated from Windows Domains to Windows20003 ActiveDirectory, I did not need to do anything to my Samba servers. If you add a Samba 2.x server to Window2003 ActiveDirectory domain, you need to do this for it be added: add a machine account "sambaservername" inside windows active directory Users and Computers : right-click folder Computers -> New -> Computer fill-in : "sambaservername" and check the box "Allow pre-Windows 2000 computers to use this account" . right-click on the samba-cable computer icon inside the Computers folder, and select "Reset Account" This works for Samba 2.5 "Domains" and "Server" security. " The only other thing we needed to do was enable WINS on the server. Not sure if this was related to Samba or the clients needing to resolve the server, but all is well with the changeover. Thanks Peter Hi All I have a customer who is going to upgrade his Windows server to a full blown Windows 2003 server complete with Active Directory and tells me that the current authentication method will change to LDAP? I have tried to find a coherent document on how to update his Solaris 2.6 SPARC system to allow the authentication, but cannot find any info. Anyone have experience of this or know of a document which explains what I need to do? Thanks Peter _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Mon Jun 14 04:18:23 2004
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