I have the following question:
Does winbind work with a Global Catalog?
To be more specific, I have the following scenario:
1. One AD Domain "GROUP" with a global catalog AD server (Windows 2003).
2. About 10 AD Domains "GROUP-1" ... "GROUP-10" (each Windows 2003),
representing 10 locations, which are joined to "GROUP".
This works well and every user, from each of the locations can
successfully use their account/profile.
3. One SAMBA server, which is successfully joined to "GROUP".
I now expected that a 'wbinfo -u' would list the accounts of all
domains (GROUP and GROUP-1, ..., GROUP-10).
Instead I only get accounts of the domain "GROUP".
The SAMBA server should work as an central transfer station
between the domains. Therefore I need every account on this server.
Do I missing some point or does it simply not work?
Regards
Sven
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Sven,
> Does winbind work with a Global Catalog?
Winbind does not rely upon global catalog. I added
some search APi recently for GC support but there are
not currently being used.
> To be more specific, I have the following scenario:
>
> 1. One AD Domain "GROUP" with a global catalog AD server (Windows 2003).
>
> 2. About 10 AD Domains "GROUP-1" ... "GROUP-10" (each Windows 2003),
> representing 10 locations, which are joined to "GROUP".
>
> This works well and every user, from each of the locations can
> successfully use their account/profile.
>
> 3. One SAMBA server, which is successfully joined to "GROUP".
>
> I now expected that a 'wbinfo -u' would list the accounts of all
> domains (GROUP and GROUP-1, ..., GROUP-10).
> Instead I only get accounts of the domain "GROUP".
>
> The SAMBA server should work as an central transfer station
> between the domains. Therefore I need every account on
> this server.
This should work in spite of GC or not. But enumerating
users is really expensive and I wonder if you really have
to do that. But that is another topic.
What doesn "wbinfo -m"? Sounds more like and problem with the
in forest trusts. What Samba version are you running?
cheers, jerry
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What does this mean?
Does winbind do not use the global catalog at all?
> This should work in spite of GC or not. But enumerating
> users is really expensive and I wonder if you really have
> to do that. But that is another topic.
What other possibilities do I have? Some faster?
> What doesn "wbinfo -m"? Sounds more like and problem with the
> in forest trusts. What Samba version are you running?
I'm running Samba-3.0.28a.
The "wbinfo -m" command lists all domains (GROUP and GROUP1..GROUP10).
Isn't joining to the CG-domain (GROUP) enough? Do I have join to
each domain separatly?
Do you need more info? What else can I check?
Sven Anders wrote:
> Gerald (Jerry) Carter schrieb:
>> Sven,
>>
>>> Does winbind work with a Global Catalog?
>> Winbind does not rely upon global catalog. I added
>> some search APi recently for GC support but there are
>> not currently being used.
>
> What does this mean?
> Does winbind do not use the global catalog at all?
Not currently.
>> This should work in spite of GC or not. But enumerating
>> users is really expensive and I wonder if you really have
>> to do that. But that is another topic.
>
> What other possibilities do I have? Some faster?
>
>> What doesn "wbinfo -m"? Sounds more like and problem with the
>> in forest trusts. What Samba version are you running?
>
> I'm running Samba-3.0.28a.
In the release notes for 3.2.0, you will see that the
support for domain and forest trusts was greatly improved.
Winbind and Active Directory Integration:
o Full support for Windows 2003 cross-forest, transitive trusts
and one-way domain trusts.
....
I'd suggest you give that version a try.
> The "wbinfo -m" command lists all domains
> (GROUP and GROUP1..GROUP10).
>
> Isn't joining to the CG-domain (GROUP) enough? Do I
> have join to each domain separatly?
It should be but we learned a lot during the work on 3.2.0.
Basically we use a 3step process to discover all possible
trust paths now in Winbind. I feel much more confident in
the trusted domain support in 3.2.x that previous releases.
cheers, jerry
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Thanks, with 3.2.3 it works like a charm!
Cheers, Sven