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[ILUG] Samba/Windows problems

[ILUG] Samba/Windows problems

Brian Brazil bbrazil at netsoc.tcd.ie
Tue Feb 3 11:46:04 GMT 2004


On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 10:07:39PM +0000, Rory Mac Mahon wrote:
> Hi Everybody
> 
> I've got a samba server setup in my old secondary school.  Eveything is working
> reasonably ok.  It authenticates users and gets their profile from the server.
>  
> 
> The main problems at the moment are when the logon prompt appears in windows
> the Domain is set to Thor whereas it should be set to Stalin.  I've tried changing
> this in network neighbourhood but it keeps reverting to Thor for some reason.

Don't have a clue why its set to Thor but one idea to fix it is below.

There's a program on the Win9[85] CD called 'Policy Editor'. (Exists on other MS 
OSs aswell - I just don't know where). One of the settings is domain. Save the 
relavent config.pol or config.nt(?) in your 'netlogon' share.

This will be pulled down on logon and the policy applied. Might take a
reboot though - never figured out exactly when it applied things that
normally need a reboot.

Would be more specific only I haven't used it in over a year and a half.

You might want to try logging into the system(sans network logon) and
changing it there. See previous comment relating to reboot.

Brian



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