[Samba] Can't Connect to Shares
Eric Hines
eehines at comcast.net
Tue Jan 24 03:44:48 GMT 2006
At 01/22/06 22:06, Adam Nielsen wrote:
> > wbinfo -u ==> error looking up domain users
> > wbinfo -g ==> error looking up domain groups
>
>You do have winbindd running, don't you? If so, it looks like you
>haven't joined the domain correctly which I suspect is the cause of all
>the problems. 'net testjoin' should return OK if you've successfully
>joined.
Yes, winbindd is running. I assume this has to be done on the Samba
machine; no such options (join, testjoin, etc) exist on the Win2k
PC. I ran, on the Samba machine, both <test join> and <test join
PDC> (as I have the Samba set for being a PDC), and the commands
claimed success at completion, and net rpc testjoin returned "Join to
'ASTRA_ENT' is ok." However, both joins also gave the message
:"ads_connect: Transport endpoint is not connected." I'm assuming
(hoping) that's because I'm not running ADS.
However, <smbclient //server/share -U user> still returns the
NT_STATUS_NETWORK_NAME error, and <wbinfo -u> and <wbinfo -g> both
return the same errors as above. And when I try to get my Win2k PC
to join the domain (My Computer|Properties|Network ID tab|Properties)
I get the credentials conflict, whether I use my root|passwd or a
Windows' Admin|passwd authentication. And I still can't connect to
any of the three shares--same NT_STATUS_NETWORK_NAME errors.
There is some progress, though; <nmblookup -B <server> __SAMBA__ now
returns the correct answer.
What else do I need to look for? I assume I still need to get the PC
to join the domain, but how?
>Cheers,
>Adam.
Thanks for your help.
Eric Hines
There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of
the vast majority by adequate governmental action.
--Bertrand Russell
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