I have been trying this for a while now but don't seem to be able to find out how to join my Debian 6.0.5 workstation to the Windows 2008 R2 domain? I don't want this to be a Samba server, just a client member computer of the domain. Is anyone aware of any concise documents about showing how to do this.
Alternatively what about Webmin, would that perhaps be an easier way of achieving this.
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Connecting Debian to Windows Domain
Re: Connecting Debian to Windows Domain
Well I can report that I have now tried this using Webmin but still no further forward. I am beginning to think that the ability to connect a Linux machine to a Windows domain network simply doesn't work yet.
Re: Connecting Debian to Windows Domain
Don't know about Win 2008, I use samba server. Try adding something like this to your /etc/fstab:
Karl.
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//<server ip>/<share> /<mount point> cifs username=<username>,password=<password>,_netdev,uid=<username>,domain=<domain> 0 0
Re: Connecting Debian to Windows Domain
I think the problem relates to not being able to create an ADS computer account on the domain controller for some reason.
Re: Connecting Debian to Windows Domain
Still unable to get Debian machine to join the 2008 R2 domain.
NTP is working, ntpq -p ok.
Kerberos is working, klist ok.
but
Net join -W MYDOMAIN.LOCAL –S SERVER1 –U MYAdmin
returns
Any guesses what I have got wrong.
NTP is working, ntpq -p ok.
Kerberos is working, klist ok.
but
Net join -W MYDOMAIN.LOCAL –S SERVER1 –U MYAdmin
returns
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Failed to join domain: This operation is only allowed for the PDC of the domain
ADS join did not work, falling back to RPC
Cannot join as standalone machine