Joining SambaDomain with Win2k(german)

[Yacketta,Ronald J]

I had the same problem yesterday, I created the root and machine account 
as per the HowTo. When I went to join the domain I received the same exact
error 
message. I did a bit of digging and finally removed the machine account from
smbpasswd
and tried to join the domain and would you know it worked *shrug* and this
was 
from the 2_2 CVS downloaded on Sunday around ~8pm EST

Ron

=>-----Original Message-----
=>From: Schumacher Christoph [mailto:schumi-news at gmx.de]
=>Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 6:05 AM
=>To: samba-ntdom at us5.samba.org
=>Subject: Joining SambaDomain with Win2k(german)
=>
=>
=>Hello...
=>
=>I have tried to install Samba on FBSD 4.2. Installing is wonderfull.
=>So I followed the PDC-HowTo and made my smb.conf, a root 
=>smb-account and
=>all the other stuff.
=>But alway I try to join domain with Win2k I get message: ( translated
=>from german)
=>' The account you're using is a workstation-account. Use a standard
=>local user account to access this server'  ???
=>What's wrong with my samba installation. I tried HEAD and 
=>SAMBA_2_2 from
=>10.Feb. ~11:00 and got the same error message.
=>
=>my smb.conf global is:
=>[global]
=>        workgroup = BLUENET
=>        netbios name = MERLIN
=>        server string = Samba 2.2.0-Logon Server
=>        interfaces = 192.168.100.2/24
=>        bind interfaces only = Yes
=>        security = DOMAIN
=>        encrypt passwords = Yes
=>        map to guest = Bad User
=>        unix password sync = Yes
=>        log level = 30
=>        time server = Yes
=>        max open files = 1000
=>        socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY IPTOS_THROUGHPUT
=>        load printers = No
=>        character set = ISO8859-1
=>        domain groups = users
=>        domain admin group = @domainadmin
=>        domain admin users = root
=>        add user script = /usr/sbin/adduser -noconfig -group users -d
=>/dev/null
=>-s /bin/false %m$
=>        logon script = NETLOGON.BAT
=>        logon path = //%N/%U/NTprofile
=>        logon home =
=>        domain logons = Yes
=>        os level = 65
=>        preferred master = True
=>        domain master = True
=>        remote announce = 192.168.100.255/BLUENET
=>        socket address = 192.168.100.2
=>        guest account = ftp
=>        create mask = 0775
=>        directory mask = 0775
=>
=>
=>Help would be fine.
=>
=>Thanks
=>
=>Christoph
=>
=>