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You can use this module with other VFS modules, such as [[Using_the_acl_xattr_VFS_Module|acl_xattr]] or [[Usin [[Category:Active Directory]]

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...ript that generates the port names from configuration files, databases, or other sources. ...on the printer or authentication on printer before printing, with snmp or other protocol used by the windows driver). For example:

* Check out the scripts help for other parameters, that might be useful [[Category:Active Directory]]

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...AH]]</nowiki> tags as appropriate, e.g. [[:Category:Active Directory]], [[:Category:Printing]], etc. For a list of possible categories, see [[Special:Categorie ...te to provide a brief overview of the feature, and then simply link to the other pages to drill-down in more detail.

Active Directory (AD) uses DNS in the background, to locate other DCs and services, such as Kerberos. Thus AD domain members and servers must [[Category:Active Directory]]

...vents, such as authentication or Winbind-related events, while logging all other events on a different level. ...to set individual log levels for certain debug classes, while logging all other events on a different level.

Active Directory (AD) uses DNS to locate other Domain Controllers (DC) and services, like Kerberos. Thus, AD domain member [[Category:Active Directory]]

...debug level do you need to run to see messages of interest. Are there any other ways to verify the feature is doing what it should>'' [[Category:New Feature]]

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These changes will have no effect to other clients except 192.168.0.123. For additional clients you can simply create [[Category:Domain Members]]

...side, when accessing a share through SMB! If the same folder is shared by other services like NFS, the access only depents on the underlaying filesystem AC [[Category:Active Directory]]

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* Optionally, redirect other folders in the same way. [[Category:Active Directory]]

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...combination with [[Selftest namespaces]] (i.e. USE_NAMESPACES=1) to point other network tools at the customdc. The testenv essentially becomes a mini-VM ru [[Category:Backup]][[Category:Testing]]

The transitive routing into the other forest is fully functional for kerberos, but not yet supported for NTLMSSP. * Both sides of the trust need to fully trust each other!

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...es DNS to locate domain controllers (DC), resolve host names, and for many other tasks. Ensure that the client has at least one DNS server configured, that [[Category:Active Directory]]

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| text = The ID ranges of the <code>*</code> default domain and all other domains configured in the <code>smb.conf</code> file must not overlap. ...s individually. The ID ranges of the <code>*</code> default domain and all other domains configured in the <code>smb.conf</code> file must not overlap.

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Active Directory (AD) uses DNS to locate other Domain Controllers (DC) and services, like Kerberos. Thus, AD domain member [[Category:Active Directory]]

...orid</code> for the default domain, you can use other winbind backends for other domains, but the ranges must not overlap. See the <code>idmap_autorid(8)</c ...amba started using it, you can only increase the top end of the range. Any other change on the range can result in new ID assignments, and thus in loosing f

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...esolve the Active Directory (AD) DNS zones. To enable recursive queries of other zones, set the <code>dns forwarder</code> parameter in the <code>smb.conf</ To verify that no other process uses the TCP and UDP port 53:

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