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Never seen neither 1 or 2 supported in samba.
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Never seen neither 1 or 2 supported in samba.

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I have since figured this out. Thanks
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I have successfully setup my samba server as a PDC. &nbsp;I have logon scripts enabled and roaming profiles. &nbsp;I installed the version that comes with Red Hat 6.1. &nbsp;I login fine and can change passwords and have network drives mapped with login scripts. &nbsp;I have two problems:<br />
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1) When I have user level security on the Windows 98 machine and I try to share something out. I try to add users and i get the message that it cant retrieve the user list. please try again later.<br />
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2) Everytime I try to use usermanager for domains i get a message saying REMOTE PROCEDURE CALL FAILED.. Correct me if I am wrong but the samba home page says that this works. Please help me out here.<br />
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Thanks much<br />
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Jeff
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I have successfully setup my samba server as a PDC.  I have logon scripts enabled and roaming profiles.  I installed the version that comes with Red Hat 6.1.  I login fine and can change passwords and have network drives mapped with login scripts.  I have two problems:

1) When I have user level security on the Windows 98 machine and I try to share something out. I try to add users and i get the message that it cant retrieve the user list. please try again later.

2) Everytime I try to use usermanager for domains i get a message saying REMOTE PROCEDURE CALL FAILED.. Correct me if I am wrong but the samba home page says that this works. Please help me out here.

Thanks much

Jeff

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