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*** [[Samba_as_a_print_server|Setting up a Samba Print Server]] |
*** [[Samba_as_a_print_server|Setting up a Samba Print Server]] |
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**** [[Samba_as_a_print_server#CUPS|Using Samba with CUPS backend]] |
**** [[Samba_as_a_print_server#CUPS|Using Samba with CUPS backend]] |
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***** [[CUPS with Universal PS driver on the client side]] |
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***** [[CUPS in pass-throught mode]] |
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**** [[Using CUPS in passthrough mode, where the RIP image is generated on client side (will work if the printer does not have a linux driver)]] |
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**** [[Samba_as_a_print_server#LPD|Using Samba with LPD backend]] |
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*** [[Configuring_Point_n_Click_Automatic_Printer_Driver_Deployment|Configuring Point'n'Click Automatic Printer Driver Deployment]] |
*** [[Configuring_Point_n_Click_Automatic_Printer_Driver_Deployment|Configuring Point'n'Click Automatic Printer Driver Deployment]] |
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*** [[Setting_up_a_GPO_for_trusting_printer_drivers|Setting up a GPO for trusting printer drivers]] |
*** [[Setting_up_a_GPO_for_trusting_printer_drivers|Setting up a GPO for trusting printer drivers]] |
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Revision as of 01:25, 17 August 2014
- The different server roles
- Difference between a DC and PDC/BDC
- Samba as an Active Directory Domain Controller
- Set up a Samba Active Directory Domain Controller
- Join Samba as a DC to an existing Domain
- Samba Classic Upgrade (NT4-style Domain to AD)
- Using RFC2307 on a Samba DC
- Demote a Samba DC
- Samba as a DC for FreeIPA domain
- Samba AD DNS backend
- Replication
- Back up a Samba DC
- Flexible Single-Master Operations (FSMO) roles
- Samba as a NT4-style Primary Domain Controller
- Samba as Domain Member Server
- Samba as a Standalone Server
- Clustered Samba
- Common administration tasks in a Samba AD
- Samba as a File Server
- Set up user homes
- Configuring roaming profiles
- Samba as a Print Server
- Making Domain users available locally on the server
- Winbind & pam_winbind
- TDB backend
- TDB2 backend
- RID backend
- RFC2307 backend (recommended for AD)
- nslcd & pam_ldap
- sssd & pam_sss
- Winbind & pam_winbind
- Configuring DNS on client computers
- Joining client machines to the domain
- User and Group management
- Installing RSAT on Windows for AD Management
- Restoring deleted AD objects
- Raising the function levels
- Change IP address of the DC
- Samba AD Schema Extensions
- Configuring LDAP over SSL on a DC
- Time Synchronisation
- Delegating administrative jobs to non-admin-accounts
- Client specific logging
- Authenticating other services against AD
- Samba Smart Card Login
- Single Sign-On VPN