Re: Problems w/ SMB authentication

• Subject: Re: Problems w/ SMB authentication
• From: Brian Garrett <email@hidden>
• Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 14:40:31 -0700
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Thanks for reading!  :D

Brian

On Jan 28, 2005, at 1:16 PM, Brian Garrett wrote:

O.k. - here's the setup (a second time - my subject header was lame last time and probably got overlooked).

I've got a 10.3.5 xserve with the Windows services turned on and authenticated into our domain. It's also registered with WINS and I can "Search for Computers" and find the system (px4) and double-click on it, or use the start-run \\px4\volume to get to the volume folder - however I am prompted for the user name and password with each different method of getting to px4. Now our Windows domain system is still the old NT architecture - not AD. So does this impact the ability to allow people to sign into px4 using the NT logins even if the guest access is turned on for the specific directories on px4?

What I don't want to do is setup a general account for everyone to use - I'd rather they use their NT login or guest login as I've got the guest access turned on for that share on SMB.

If I use a login on the OD system to authenticate into px4 I get in every time (probably because I'm using the OD system to authenticate) - so that's why I'm suspect of the NT domain system giving me problems w/ the guest access into px4. I've also included the smb settings as I have them configured right now.

What am I missing? I've read the CLI section on the SMB, but apparently I'm still missing something.

Thanks in advance for the assistance.  :)

Brian

px4:~ root# serveradmin set smb
smb:workgroup = "drdm01"
smb:display charset = "UTF-8-MAC"
smb:print command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess printps %p %s"
smb:lprm command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess remove %p %j"
smb:security = "domain"
smb:guest account = "unknown"
smb:encrypt passwords = yes
smb:printing = "BSD"
smb:allow trusted domains = yes
smb:preferred master = no
smb:adminCommands:homes = no
smb:adminCommands:ldapRole = "4 - advanced\n"
smb:adminCommands:serverRole = "domainmember"
smb:lppause command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess hold %p %j"
smb:netbios name = "px4"
smb:max smbd processes = 0
smb:wins support = no
smb:state = "start"
smb:printcap = " "
smb:server string = "px4"
smb:lpresume command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess release %p %j"
smb:client ntlmv2 auth = "no"
smb:domain logons = no
smb:lpq command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess jobs %p"
smb:passdb backend = "opendirectorysam guest"
smb:dos charset = "CP437"
smb:unix charset = "UTF-8-MAC"
smb:auth methods = "guest ntdomain opendirectory"
smb:local master = no
smb:domain master = no
smb:map to guest = "Bad User"
smb:use spnego = no
smb:printer admin = "@admin, @staff"
smb:log level = 2
	

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