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Originally Posted by Hivos  You may be confusing hostnames and NetBIOS names (don't blame me, blame Microsoft). Within a samba / windows domain, normally NetBIOS is used for name resolution. A servers' "real" hostname may be something completely different, though this does depend on your smb.conf.
To keep a long story short: use the wiki-page from your topicstart to setup a test-environment with 1 zimbra server and 1 samba server (Primary Domain Controller). After that you can easily add a second Samba server to your domain (Domain Member Server or Backup Domain Controller). |
Hivos. I got everything setup and tested. All of my groups and everything work. I will soon be adding Windows PCs to our domain and perhaps using openvpn with its auth-ldap plugin to authenticate zimbra users to our VPN and doing away with our Windows server altogether.
One thing I did notice was that if I put someone in a group and they mounted an SMB share, say //server/production and then I removed them from the group, they could still access and browse the folder. Is this normal behavior? Should it remove their rights immediately?