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04-27-2010 06:44 AM
04-27-2010 06:44 AM
hp ux 11.23
re:Configuring and Troubleshooting MS DFS links in an HP CIFS Server (Samba) Environment
simple environment no passwords specified, the shared directory on the windows server allows all users to access it (will change when we get this working)
i configured a symbolic link linka -> msdfs:10.200.1.15\LDIF (10.200.1.15 is the windows server and the shared directory is LDIF)
the symbolic link exists in the unix directory /u06/ldifff
configured the smb.conf file according to the troubleshooting guide
how do i go about putting data into that directory from my unix server ?
first attempt at using samba
re:Configuring and Troubleshooting MS DFS links in an HP CIFS Server (Samba) Environment
simple environment no passwords specified, the shared directory on the windows server allows all users to access it (will change when we get this working)
i configured a symbolic link linka -> msdfs:10.200.1.15\LDIF (10.200.1.15 is the windows server and the shared directory is LDIF)
the symbolic link exists in the unix directory /u06/ldifff
configured the smb.conf file according to the troubleshooting guide
how do i go about putting data into that directory from my unix server ?
first attempt at using samba
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04-27-2010 07:02 AM
04-27-2010 07:02 AM
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Shalom,
smb.conf must have correct security settings to properly integrate into a Microsoft Samba environment.
Problem you may have is DFS is an extension of Microsoft's FS which is built on top of Samba, not part of Samba's core functionality.
You also will need to have the HP-UX systems join the Microsoft domain after smb.conf is changed.
You will probably need security=domain in smb.conf
Please post yoru current security settings.
As far as actually putting data in the directory, well when it is accessible by a Windows client, you can use that to copy data. Plan on a little frustration at how fast Windows does that.
SEP
smb.conf must have correct security settings to properly integrate into a Microsoft Samba environment.
Problem you may have is DFS is an extension of Microsoft's FS which is built on top of Samba, not part of Samba's core functionality.
You also will need to have the HP-UX systems join the Microsoft domain after smb.conf is changed.
You will probably need security=domain in smb.conf
Please post yoru current security settings.
As far as actually putting data in the directory, well when it is accessible by a Windows client, you can use that to copy data. Plan on a little frustration at how fast Windows does that.
SEP
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04-27-2010 09:08 AM
04-27-2010 09:08 AM
Re: accessing shared directory on windows server
Re: accessing shared directory on windows server
should i be able to do a cp filea linka
where linka is a symbolic link to the windows server(ln -s msdfs:10.200.1.15\\ldif linka)
becuase what i find is happen is it's creating a file called msdfs:10.200.1.15\ldif on my unix server in the same directory as the linka ??
where linka is a symbolic link to the windows server(ln -s msdfs:10.200.1.15\\ldif linka)
becuase what i find is happen is it's creating a file called msdfs:10.200.1.15\ldif on my unix server in the same directory as the linka ??
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