I have seen similar problems with windows clients running antivirus software that don't allow access to the Samba server. Try making the samba server a trusted host and see what happens.
I'm currently working with my new samba server [samba2.domain.com] which I will use for file sharing and I have an existing samba/ldap [smb/ldap.domain.com] as domain controller which I will use for authentication.
below is my smb2.domain.com smb.conf
[global]
workgroup = domain.com
server string = Linux File Server
security = SERVER
password server = [smb/ldap.domain.com password]
username map = [smb/ldap.domain.com ip address]
preferred master = No
local master = No
domain master = No
wins support = Yes
hosts allow = 192.168.1.
[tmp]
comment = Tmp Iso Image Area
path = /tmp/isos
guest ok = Yes
[Docs-2011]
comment = Linux File Server
path = /home/docs-2011
valid users = @domain.com
read only = No
my problem is it keeps on authenticating me and i think i doesn't recognize my smb/ldap.domain.com server.
my smb/ldap.domain.com server is working. I can ping, do the ssh on my smb/ldap.domain.com server from my new samba server.
Is there a missing config? :-(
I have seen similar problems with windows clients running antivirus software that don't allow access to the Samba server. Try making the samba server a trusted host and see what happens.
My new samba server is a domain member and I can see the domain users and groups through wbinfo -u and wbinfo -g. But when I try to access my new samba server through windows client, the error was "session setup failed: NT_STATUS_NO_LOGON_SERVERS". I'm using winbind. Both servers are running on CENTOS and my clients are windows.
This problem may be smbpasswd related so please check or retype new smbpasswd
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