On 06/29/2015 04:22 AM, Gary Dale wrote:
> I'm running Debian/Jessie in a fresh install after some severe system
> problems. The install went smoothly except for an issue with grub-pc
> acting up. Installing the version from sid cured that. I was still
> having a hardware issue so I swapped out the motherboard and put in a
> more modern one that took the same processor & memory.
>
> This resulted in another problem - the onboard nic couldn't be setup
> with DHCP. Since this was a server, I set the interface to a static IP
> and things worked after that.
>
> Working my may through the clearly written samba wiki, I installed and
> provisioned Samba 4. This required installing the krb5-key and
> krb5-admin-? packages to get things to work. I'm using the internal
> (samba) dns.
>
> I got all the tests for kerberos and samba to work and added multiple
> users using samba-tool, including adding an account for myself as a
> Domain Admin in addition to the Administrator account.
>
> However I can't log in to a workstation using a domain user account,
> although they all show up in the Domain Users group. I logged in with
> a local account and removed the machine from the (old) domain (with
> the same name as the current) but can't join the (new) domain. I get a
> user name or password error each time I try.
>
> I also note that I can't connect to a network share. I get a similar
> error.
>
> I can ping the DC by name and also the realm by name and the domain is
> treated as valid when I enter it while trying to join the domain.
>
> I've disabled the Windows firewall but that hasn't made any difference.
>
> I need to get this working by the morning. Can't find any help on
> Google for this. Any ideas?
First you need to see what your log files are saying - kerberos, samba ?
Regards,
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