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Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain
18 years 4 days ago #18145
by dada
Thanks & Regards,
DADA
Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain was created by dada
Hi,
I want to add a Windows computer to a Linux domain.
How is it possible.
Your valuable suggestion will be appreciable.
Regards,
DADA
I want to add a Windows computer to a Linux domain.
How is it possible.
Your valuable suggestion will be appreciable.
Regards,
DADA
Thanks & Regards,
DADA
18 years 4 days ago #18150
by TheBishop
Replied by TheBishop on topic Re: Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain
Not sure what you mean by a linux 'domain'. You should be able to attach a windows PC to a network of linux machines in just the same way you would attach another linux machine - i.e. set it to receive an ip address via DHCP or used a fixed one taking care not to create a conflict. If you have a DNS server on your linux network point your windows machine to that; otherwise you might need to make manual entries in the hosts and/or lmhosts files to enable it to 'see' your other machines. If you want to map drives and connect to resources on the linux machines you'll need them to be exporting their filesystem by running something like Samba on them
18 years 4 days ago #18154
by jhun
Replied by jhun on topic Re: Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain
yes it is possible to "join" a windows box to a linux domain via samba. if you have correctly configured samba on your linux box then adding a windows box to it would follow the same procedures as adding it to a windows-based domain controller.
18 years 4 days ago #18157
by Dove
I belive the samba which is used to access the data stored in linux from Windows. It is not relate to domain concept.
The below link may hlep you how you can use the linux (samba) with Windows.....
c.mills.ctru.auckland.ac.nz/Samba/XfsAclWinAuth.html
Cheers
Dove
Replied by Dove on topic Re: Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain
yes it is possible to "join" a windows box to a linux domain via samba. if you have correctly configured samba on your linux box then adding a windows box to it would follow the same procedures as adding it to a windows-based domain controller.
I belive the samba which is used to access the data stored in linux from Windows. It is not relate to domain concept.
The below link may hlep you how you can use the linux (samba) with Windows.....
c.mills.ctru.auckland.ac.nz/Samba/XfsAclWinAuth.html
Cheers
Dove
18 years 4 days ago #18158
by jhun
Replied by jhun on topic Re: Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain
hi dove,
i'm sorry but i don't quite get what you mean but the original poster (dada) wanted to know if it is possible to join a windows workstation to a linux domain controller which in fact is done using samba (setting up a linux as a pdc is samba's job) and the link that you supplied was pointing on how to create a linux file server under a windows nt domain environment.
i'm sorry but i don't quite get what you mean but the original poster (dada) wanted to know if it is possible to join a windows workstation to a linux domain controller which in fact is done using samba (setting up a linux as a pdc is samba's job) and the link that you supplied was pointing on how to create a linux file server under a windows nt domain environment.
18 years 6 hours ago #18290
by dada
HI All,
You have got my point Jhun. I know that much that i have to configure the SAMBA for this but how should I configure?? After configuring the SAMBA, changing the domain name in Windows will do my issue??
Waiting for your valuable suggestions.
Thanks & Regards
DADA
Thanks & Regards,
DADA
Replied by dada on topic Re: Adding a Win computer to a Linux domain
HI All,
You have got my point Jhun. I know that much that i have to configure the SAMBA for this but how should I configure?? After configuring the SAMBA, changing the domain name in Windows will do my issue??
Waiting for your valuable suggestions.
Thanks & Regards
DADA
Thanks & Regards,
DADA
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