Replacing an NT Domain
Daniel Robbins
drobbins at obgyn.unm.edu
Tue Nov 18 22:29:50 GMT 1997
Hello,
We are going to be using samba in our NT network as a file server. Thanks
to everyone who is involved with Samba -- it's really neat now that I have
it working properly. I especially like the ability to block requests based
on IP#! :-) My question is whether you guys know of any way to get rid of our
NT PDC but still have the ability to log in as any user in the department from
any NT workstation. Can samba reliably process NT login requests yet, or is
there an alternate way of replicating account data between workstations (so that
we don't have to have a Microsoft PDC processing login requests)? Or is having
an NT PDC devoted to processing login requests and storing profiles currently
the best solution? I would much rather manage user accounts using Samba and
Linux but I don't want to have to give up the convenience of having a domain.
BTW, we have 70+ Machines running NT Workstation in our department.
Comments?
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