[ Thanks to Frank for
this link. ]
“When you finish this tutorial, you’ll know how to:
- Install Samba using the Redhat package manager (RPM) or by
compiling the program from source.- Configure the Samba server as a PDC (Primary Domain
Controller).- Configure the server to support roaming profiles.
- Configure the server to support netlogons.
- Create the required administrative directories on the server,
and set their permissions as appropriate.- Create user and machine (trust) accounts on the domain
controller.- Configure the client machines to join the domain.
- And troubleshoot any basic problems that may arise in the above
process…”
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