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Joining win2003 krb5/libgc problems
Hi everybody,
as I see no other possibility to get some support from redhat I try the Dell-Forum. If anybody of you knows how to get technical help for EnterpriseLinux please tell me. Thanks a lot.
I have a 14days old PE1800 System with RedhatES3 installed - everything should be up to date (Kernel 2.4.21-27.0.1.ELsmp)
My main problem is that I want to join a Win2003 domain with Samba3.0.9-1.3E.1 - this fails because of a "unexpected reply" from the server. This is afaik due to some new encryption methods. So I tried to install the krb5-libs-1.3.4 rpm's from fedora because my redhat-es still has 1.2.7. This fails because I need a newer version of the glibc - which is, in my opinion, definetely not the thing to replace by fedora packages. Does anybody of you know a solution for this problem?
Any help would be highly appreciated,
jan
Message Edited by janpeuker on 12-27-2004 01:55 PM
- Thank you very much for your answer - as we need homes-share acces and single-logon as well we can not simply use ldap as a backend. We need a fully integrated Linux Server. By compiling the new kerberos libraries by mysel from FedoraSRPMS and all the depending stuff(about 10 other packages) on the box I achived this. Unfortunately by doing this I lost my support, I guess. Do you know if every customer of RedhatEL-ES3 will automatically updated to ES4 in february?
- You're right - this would be a solution. Anyway, even if SFU is a strong implemenation of unix protocols (the reason: Businesses are looking for ways to use their investments in UNIX applications, resources, and expertise while minimizing the total cost of ownership (TCO) as they move forward. (on Windows)) I just don't like the idea of having Windows managing unix clients. I accept that I may be old-fashioned and this is my only my problem - so let's wait for RH4.
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Dell however won't support RHEL 4 until it has completed its validation testing.
I have setup an NFS server on Windows 2003 and used it for home shares. Using SFU 3.5 you can configure a NIS master and publish an autofs mapping to your clients. You can then configure your clients to authenticate using ADS and Winbind or NIS on the Windows host.