Connecting SAMBA to a Windows 2012R2 Domain
Hi, I have a small (agrivating) problem with samba. I used to run SAMBA as my main AD from a nas but then moved to a dedicated windows 2012R2 server (i didnt migrate just collapsed and created a new domain). I am currently trying to connect my nas (running Debian) to the AD and have been following this tut http://community.spiceworks.com/how_...d-and-kerberos . but i keep getting NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_RESET every time i try and join (note my windows clients can connect easily). I can connect via kinit (it doesnt error just goes back to prompt) and checking the dns vis host -t srv _kerberos._tcp.rmmd.int works.
Any help would be greatfull. SMB.conf Quote:
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Also if i do net ads info i do get the correct info back Quote:
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What samba version?
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Ah sorry i forgot that, 4.0.12-Debian. got it straight from the debian repository
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I tried joining via samba-tool and i get this error
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Im going to try and see what the outcome is if i install SAMBA from source and see if that makes any difference. EDIT of EDIT Tried from souce and same error. that was with samba 4.1.2 |
*BUMP*
Wondering if anyone has ANY idea how to fix this as i am still currently having the same problem (with 4.1.5 now). I have successfully connected other clients to the AD (Windows and Linux (using likewise)) but just can not seem to get samba to connect at all. I have done all the above again and everything bar the initial join works. |
Took me a while to find a solution and this thread was one of those that kept coming up on top of Google, so for any one wondering why...
SMB1.0 is deprecated in Windows 2012R2, by default a minimum of SMB2.0 is required. The fix is from technet (search for cant-access-unc-share-on-windows-server-2012-r2), which reenabled SMB 1.0 Quote:
This fixed Samba 4.1.5 and 3.6.18 |
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EDIT: Found another fix In powershell do : Add-WindowsFeature FS-SMB1 you will need to restart but this installs SMB1 protocol which then allows samba to join (takes 10 or so mins after reboot to fully initialize) Hope this helps some peeps out there |
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