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Need little more information about this issue.<br />
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1. When you say domain, do you mean an Active Directory domain? <br />
2. What steps did you take to join this client to the domain.<br />
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--Raghav.
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Need little more information about this issue.

1. When you say domain, do you mean an Active Directory domain?
2. What steps did you take to join this client to the domain.

--Raghav.

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Active directory domain but I can't authenticate
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Active directory domain but I can't authenticate

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This detailed article might help you - <br />
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<a href="https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Active_Directory_Integration" rel="ugc">https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Active_Directory_Integration</a><br />
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Hope this helps.<br />
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--Raghav.
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This detailed article might help you -

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Active_Directory_Integration [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Active_Directory_Integration]

Hope this helps.

--Raghav.

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Having a hard time trying to add to the domain a machine using Arch Linux, somehow I managed to sort of make the machine to join the domain but when it comes to the authentication part the computer won't recognize the credentials. Has anyone had luck doing this? if so can someone please help with the proper commands to make this work? Been dealing with this issue for a week now and I'm getting really frustrated. Bottom line if there's an easier way to make this machine to join the domain and authenticate properly that would be fantastic.<br />
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Many thanks in advance to anyone with the answer out there!
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Having a hard time trying to add to the domain a machine using Arch Linux, somehow I managed to sort of make the machine to join the domain but when it comes to the authentication part the computer won't recognize the credentials. Has anyone had luck doing this? if so can someone please help with the proper commands to make this work? Been dealing with this issue for a week now and I'm getting really frustrated. Bottom line if there's an easier way to make this machine to join the domain and authenticate properly that would be fantastic.

Many thanks in advance to anyone with the answer out there!

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Arch Linux Domain Join &amp; Authentication

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