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I've been messing w/ Samba to try to figure it out well enough to get it connected to my college campus' WinNT network in the fall.
Is it possible to hijack the PDC role from a Windows machine by setting the OS level high enough in smb.conf? I know that a Linux box can always beat out a Win9x box for the local master if the OS level is set above 2. I've also read that all it takes is a value over 32 to beat out an NT machine. Is this the same for an XP server, or has Microsoft changed that, or was my information just incorrect? Thanks everyone.
yeah, i think if you set it at 60 you shold win all challenges, but i may be wrong about xp server. could need 65......
and then again, im on nothing but caffiene now, so i could be replying to the last post i read .....
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