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...kages/ Enterprise]). However, in some situations you may decide to compile Samba yourself, for reasons such as: * you want to apply a patch from a developer to fix a problem before a new version is released

...rimary domain controller (PDC) or Active Directory (AD) domain controller (DC). On a Samba domain member, you can:

...ncounter when running Samba as an Active Directory (AD) domain controller (DC). == Setting the Samba Log Level ==

...s to upgrade or downgrade a Samba Active Directory (AD) Domain Controller (DC): ...e. Occasionally this approach may require additional manual steps in order to operate correctly (for example, in v4.8 the location of the bind-dns direct

== Samba 3.2 discontinued == With the release of Samba 3.5.0, Samba 3.2 has been marked '''discontinued'''.

...ed here are frequently asked on the [http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/ Samba mailing list]. = General Samba Questions =

...his page describes creating a backup on Samba v4.9 onwards. For backups on Samba v4.0-v4.8, see [[Using_the_samba_backup_script|here]] for more details. | text = Although you can rename a domain, it is currently not supported in a production domain for long-term use.

'''Added in Samba version:''' ''4.11'' ...y on equality). On Windows, such queries are significantly faster while in Samba, these queries get worse the larger the database gets.

...e>BIND9_DLZ</code> back end is recommended for complex DNS setups that the Samba internal DNS server does not support. The <code>BIND9_DLZ</code> module is a BIND9 plugin that accesses the Samba Active Directory (AD) database directly for registered zones. For this reas

= DRS replication (and joining a DC) = ...erial operation (one RPC process), and does not speed up the time it takes to prepare domain controllers.

...tional level of '''Windows Server 2008 R2''' which is more than sufficient to manage sophisticated enterprises that use Windows 10/11 with strict complia ...uld not be used in a production environment. For more information, see the Samba 4.19.0 release notes.

CTDB is a clustered database component in clustered Samba that provides a high-availability load-sharing CIFS server cluster. * Provide a clustered version of the TDB database with automatic rebuild/recovery of th

...i.e. it works but is not necessarily best practices, which surely would be a lot longer as the three main areas that it covers (Domain controllers, Publ ...on the smart card's manufacturer. Generally speaking, it involves creating a key pair and certificate for the smart card's 9a slot (authentication).

= Applying to Samba = ...tant details''', [[SoC/Applying|plus these extended notes on applying]] to Samba.

Samba 4.14 is [[Samba_Release_Planning#Discontinued_.28End_of_Life.29|'''Disconti ==Samba 4.14.14==

Samba 4.15 is [[Samba_Release_Planning#Discontinued_.28End_of_Life.29|'''Disconti ==Samba 4.15.13==

Samba 4.16 is [[Samba_Release_Planning#Discontinued_.28End_of_Life.29|'''Disconti ==Samba 4.16.11==

Samba 4.10 is [[Samba_Release_Planning#Discontinued_.28End_of_Life.29|'''Disconti ==Samba 4.10.18==

Samba 4.11 is [[Samba_Release_Planning#Discontinued_.28End_of_Life.29|'''Disconti ==Samba 4.11.17==

Samba 4.9 is [[Samba_Release_Planning#Discontinued_.28End_of_Life.29|'''Discontin ==Samba 4.9.18==