To test this capability, install Windows Terminal Server in a Windows machine. Reboot the machine. Map a drive to the Samba server. Connect to this Windows machine from another client through the Remote Desktop service. You should be able to see the mapped drive and access it as usual without a password prompt. Just logging into that machine is enough.
There should be interactions only between the mapped client and the Samba server. The second client's IP does not appear anywhere, while still interacting with the Samba server. Guest logon can be enabled by setting the following parameter in smb. The guest account can be implemented for wrong passwords or wrong usernames.
If it is bad user, the server logs only for wrong usernames, not in Samba. This is shown as follows:. The user that is assigned for guest logon is indicated by a parameter guest account :. Samba allows for the enforcement of specific users or permissions on a shared file or printer.
The following options can be used in the definition of a share:. Check the permissions of the file that is created in that share. You can see that the new file has the permissions of root and system.
When password encryption is disabled in Samba, authentication is done by AIX. Samba authenticates only when password encryption is enabled. Create a user in AIX that does not exist in Samba. If you connect a drive in the Windows client, using this user you find that AIX authenticates the user. Now change the following in smb. Try to connect the above user. It should fail, stating that the user does not exist. Samba authenticates when the password is encrypted, as in the second case above.
MSDFS allows multiple file servers to be seamlessly integrated into one logical namespace, which results in the following:. These MSDFS links appear as sub-directories, and so that transparent re-direction to the remote file shares occurs, as long as the user is properly authenticated at the remote servers. To use this feature in Samba, the smb. If you map the tmp share from a Windows client, the directories of t1 can be accessed.
Thus, this feature allows directories of one share to be universally accessed from a DFS root. Check the ACL types supported by the file system:. Create a new file called test1.
If extended permissions is disabled, enable it. Convert the ACL type of test1. Include a new share for the created filesystem in smb. Map a drive from the Windows client using the user "john" who belongs to the system group. The server does not allow deletion of that file. Access is denied for delete, as D is denied for that group. SMB signing provides mutual authentication and message authentication capabilities for the Samba server.
By default, SMB signing is disabled. If enabled, each message is also validated with a digital signature. The following should be added to smb. Enable SMB signing in the Windows client. Thereafter, the SMB header contains the comment "Security signatures are enabled. Large files are those whose sizes exceed 4G. The Samba server supports large files by default.
It does not require any specific parameter to be set. To test this feature, transfer a large file from AIX to the Windows client through a mapped drive. It will be successful. Printer resources in AIX can be shared across and accessed from Windows clients. Upgrading from aix 5. Hey guys, since AIX 5. Any experience on upgrading directly to 7. We have AIX 6. Initially when the system was I forgot to install sddpcm drivers. My understandin going thru the manual Upgrading AIX from 5.
Please suggest Regards, Manoj 1 Reply. Upgrading AIX 5. And we have a set of highly critical running C applications in AIX box. I have a question like whether this upgradation of OS will affect any C code compilation and C runtime enviornment Please help, I'm wicked I've made the proper entires in the smb. Installing Samba on AIX 5. Smitty Install produces the following error message: Command: failed stdout: yes stderr: no Before command completion, additional instructions may appear below.
Upgrading AIX Unix. Hi all, I've got a question about an OS upgrade. I haven't got that much information. Could someone give me some general tips or hints, things I should think of before? Samba should recognise the user they are currently logged in as on Active Directory and allow them access to the folder if they are a member of the right access group.
This would then allow me to use Active Directory to authenticate the users. Unfortunately after checking the nmbd logs it seems that this setting is not recognised by this version of Samba 3. It may be that Samba 3. In this case do I have any other options with Samba 3. I understand the AIX machine name would need to be added to the active directory server under machines I presume? When looking at adding Samba to domains there was reference to a command "net ads -u Username" I get another error.
So I presume this means I can't use the domain option either which would suggest I need a newer version of Samba. This would be the safest way to upgrade. Also can anyone confirm if I need to also install Kerberos for this to work?
I'd be interested to hear if anyone has this working. Any suggestions to help with this project would be appreciated. Thank you. Use the yum. I've checked for all files and directory permissions in the AIX server, everything seems to be fine.
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