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  • February 4, 2006 at 10:21 pm #365151
    Anonymous
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    We got our 10.3.9 server bound to Active Directory. We see all the users and groups. PC’s can get to shares on Xserve using SMB. The Mac’s can connect via SMB and see shows.

    When I try to connect via AFP I get a bad username and password? This is for about 40 machines. I logon locally to, that are NOT bound to AD.

    Do I need to BIND clients to AD to get them to autenticate?

    Please help.

    February 5, 2006 at 2:24 am #365154
    Anonymous
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    I just want to bind the server. AFP is set to STANDARD but I have tried all of them.

    In SA when I click kerberos all there is, is a space for a username and password. I enter administrator account on our 2003 DC and click ok and it goes away. No sign of life.

    When I connect the mac via AFP it just says wrong password. In the log it shows LOGOUT username –5023 ……

    February 5, 2006 at 2:26 am #365155
    Anonymous
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    The windows machines are working fine. All I’m trying to do is when a mac user goes to CONNECT TO SERVER afp://servername and enters user/pass it gets passed to AD and returned. Then they can get to shares.

    I know AD works becuase if I bind the client to AD. I can login with an AD user/pass. Even when I do this, I still can’t connect to my AFP shares.

    Is there a way to start fresh with AFP? I tried copying over the afp.conf and pref files from a clean server?

    February 5, 2006 at 3:28 am #365158
    Anonymous
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    SSH: can login as AD user. but shows can’t chdir to home directory (i don’t have any set)

    Can connect to AFP via local admin account in netinfo.

    AFPAccess log shows LOGOUT username -5023 with the user I try to LOGIN with.

    Directoryservices.log shows nothing wrong.

    February 5, 2006 at 3:30 am #365159
    Anonymous
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    10.3.9 server is setup as Connected to open directory service. In Directory access on server I have LDAP checked, ad, smb, netinfo. Ldap is set to automatic.

    Windows server is doing DHCP & Dns

    January 24, 2007 at 10:18 am #368085
    Creops
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    I have a similar problem.
    I have a OSX Server 10.4.8 set for filesharing.
    In OpenDirectory its set as Connected to a Directory System. In Directory access i have BIND to the AD.
    And in OD i have used the Join Kerberos. And all seems to be fine. But.

    If i from a Mac tries connect to the server with AFP it wont work, it says “Bad username and/or password.”
    And in the accesslog I get:

    IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx – – [24/Jan/2007:10:56:30 0100] “Login Username” -5023 0 0
    IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx – – [24/Jan/2007:10:56:30 0100] “Logout Username” -5023 0 0

    But, if I try connect with SMB, it works!

    ANyone have an idea? Becourse Im so out of them..

    June 19, 2007 at 9:21 am #369312
    Creops
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    It seems I finally solved it, or at least got it working…
    I have BIND the server to the AD and Ive also setup LDAP to the same server.
    I had to hack the edu.kerberos-file becourse the reamls was in the wrong order there.
    And now I can connect using both SMB and AFP.

    I know I have done this before and why it suddenly starts working I dont know. But im happy…

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