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We have as Suse linux server that was bind to a open source ldap via Winbind( if I am right). We now have to unjoin it form the LDAP server and join it to the Windows Active directory domain. No much done with linux in the past. Could you please provide detailed info to do that via command. Also, this server has many shares, Do I need to change the permissions on the folders?
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We have as Suse linux server that was bind to a open source ldap via Winbind( if I am right). We now have to unjoin it form the LDAP server and join it to the Windows Active directory domain. No much done with linux in the past. Could you please provide detailed info to do that via command. Also, this server has many shares, Do I need to change the permissions on the folders?

How to unbind sus linix server to new Windows AD domain

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