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member server and check to see if you can change ACL's on a Share

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You should find that with Kerberos enabled we are able to see objects in
AD we were not previously able to display.

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Also in the MMC Snap-In if you remove Everyone from  the share you will
no longer have access to the share.  If you add everyone back in, they
will have access.

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You can also add ACL's via Windows Explorer as before.=20

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As you can see, this is an important ability you miss out on if you only
use net ads join to get your Kerberos ticket.

I would hope that a samba team contributor eventually implements this
into the net ads join function better so this isn't needed.

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Duncan Fiander

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