PBIS & Samba Server
Afternoon Experts Exchange,
I have currently deployed a Linux Samba server that is integrated with AD using PBIS. The permissions on the shares are working correctly and I can assign AD users permissions to access the shares.
However when a user attempts to access //server/ or //server/share their AD credentials are rejected with the response 'The specified network password is not correct'.
The only account able to access these shares for testing is the account that was originally used to configure the server and also bears the same username\password at the root user on the Linux box. This account adheres to the permissions set on the \\server\share level\ and can be denied access using the AD username and password.
How do I grant access to the \\server\ location of the server to all users whilst retaining the AD permissions at the \\server\share level.
Plokij5006
I have currently deployed a Linux Samba server that is integrated with AD using PBIS. The permissions on the shares are working correctly and I can assign AD users permissions to access the shares.
However when a user attempts to access //server/ or //server/share their AD credentials are rejected with the response 'The specified network password is not correct'.
The only account able to access these shares for testing is the account that was originally used to configure the server and also bears the same username\password at the root user on the Linux box. This account adheres to the permissions set on the \\server\share level\ and can be denied access using the AD username and password.
How do I grant access to the \\server\ location of the server to all users whilst retaining the AD permissions at the \\server\share level.
Plokij5006
Cris Hanna
Are you just entering username\password or have you tried netbiosdomainname\username
ASKER
Windows by default would use DOMAIN\Username when connecting onto the shares and we have also manually used the realm as part of the log in.
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Thanks Daniel,
The default domain was not set for users without kerberos, once this parameter was set we could access the server with domain accounts.
Once again you have a been a great help and I really appreciate it.
Kind regards,
Andrew
The default domain was not set for users without kerberos, once this parameter was set we could access the server with domain accounts.
Once again you have a been a great help and I really appreciate it.
Kind regards,
Andrew