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• Using the samba backup script
  | text = This page describes creating a backup on Samba v4.0-v4.8 using a bash script. Creating backups has been greatly i This is a tutorial about backup and restore of a Samba AD DC. It is hoped that it will be useful, but it co
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• Domain backup and rename
  One of the backup options involves renaming the domain (see [[Domain rename tool]]). Note tha ...store</code> to restore the backup-file. Generally, you'll need to run the backup/restore commands as root. See [[Back up and Restoring a Samba AD DC]] for m
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• GPO Backup and Restore
  ...ibly time consuming (as it mostly requires a GUI editor) and so allowing a backup to be restored (to a new GPO) makes this a lot easier. This makes it much e The backup process reads the GPO configuration files and stores them as generalized XM
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• Backup and restore an Samba AD DC
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• Customdc testenv
  ...database that the testenv uses via a backup-file. For more information on backup-files, see [[Back up and Restoring a Samba AD DC]]. Basically, the easiest bin/samba-tool domain backup offline --targetdir=$HOME/samba-backups --configfile=./st/$ENVNAME/etc/smb.
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• Domain backup and rename
  One of the backup options involves renaming the domain (see [[Domain rename tool]]). Note tha ...store</code> to restore the backup-file. Generally, you'll need to run the backup/restore commands as root. See [[Back up and Restoring a Samba AD DC]] for m
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• 3.1 Provisioning Database
  Login to node2 - the backup domain controller, and do the same. Login to your backup domain controller (node2) and type the following command using the SID obta
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• Domain rename tool
  ...lone of a running DC's database, renames it in the process, and produces a backup file. * samba-tool domain backup restore: this takes the backup file and populates the files needed to run a fresh new samba DC.
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• 3.2 Preload LDIF
  dn: cn=Backup Operators,ou=Groups,dc=differentialdesign,dc=org cn: Backup Operators
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• 5.2 Installation
  Repeat this process on node2 your backup domain controller, so they are both running identical versions of heartbeat
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• Using the samba backup script
  | text = This page describes creating a backup on Samba v4.0-v4.8 using a bash script. Creating backups has been greatly i This is a tutorial about backup and restore of a Samba AD DC. It is hoped that it will be useful, but it co
  7 KB (1,158 words) - 16:20, 18 February 2022
• Create a samba lab-domain
  * Generate a 'rename' backup of one of your production DCs. * Restore the backup-file onto the lab DC.
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• GPO Backup and Restore
  ...ibly time consuming (as it mostly requires a GUI editor) and so allowing a backup to be restored (to a new GPO) makes this a lot easier. This makes it much e The backup process reads the GPO configuration files and stores them as generalized XM
  7 KB (1,206 words) - 09:13, 17 November 2021
• 5.3.3 authkeys
  Login to node2 – your backup domain controller, use the exact same configuration as the primary domain c
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• 6.2 Installation
  Login to node 2 the backup domain controller and do the same.
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• 1.3 /etc/hosts
  ...doing this as per section 7.0: BIND DNS; however it is desirable to have a backup feature such as entries in the /etc/hosts file.
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• Dbcheck
  ...x</code> option (and it's probably best to take both an online and offline backup). ...u could try reverting back to the domain backup-file. Restoring the domain backup-file involves rejoining all the DCs from scratch, so you would only resort
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• 6.3 Configuration
  Now login to node2 the backup domain controller and fdisk /dev/hdd1 as per above; or your chosen device.
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• 6.3.2 Initialization
  On the Backup Domain Controller
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• Back up and Restoring a Samba AD DC
  | text = This page describes creating a backup on Samba v4.9 onwards. For backups on Samba v4.0-v4.8, see [[Using_the_samb ...in the unlikely event that it suffers a catastrophic failure. It does not backup individual DCs.
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• 1.0: Configuring Samba
  '''''- Backup Domain Controller''''' Login to node2 – the backup domain controller and repeat the above steps.
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• Traffic replay
  ...to create a snapshot backup-file of the database. You can then restore the backup-file on a new VM (instead of doing the <code>samba-tool domain provision</c :If you are using developer testenvs, note that you can load the backup-files into a [[Customdc testenv]].
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• 3.0: Initialization LDAP Database
  Login to node2 - the backup domain controller, and do the same. Login to your backup domain controller (node2) and type the following command using the SID obta
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• 5.0: Heartbeat HA Configuration
  Repeat this process on node2 your backup domain controller, so they are both running identical versions of heartbeat Login to node2 – your backup domain controller, use the exact same configuration as the primary domain c
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