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    Anonymous
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    Hello,
    I administer a Mac OS X (10.2.6) server on a 933 Mhz Quicksilver machine. We have a mixed Mac/PC environment where all users store files on the OSX server. We are on a WAN with connectivity provided from our corporate parent in another city. When logging on, the Windows users authenticate to a Windows NT domain. I have the usernames exactly the same on the OSX Server so they can access it. When the usernames and passwords are the same on both the NT domain and OSX Server, the Windows users can access everything seamlessly. Problem comes in when the Windows users are forced to change their passwords by the NT domain. Once they do that, they can’t access the OSX server without being stopped by a password dialog. Can someone describe how I can get the OSX Server to look for passwords on the NT domain for authentication?

    #356321
    Anonymous
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    Joel,

    Thanks for the links to that info. A bit beyond what I feel comfortable doing. Interesting reading, though, and I will show to our corporate network admin next time he visits.

    Joe

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    Anonymous
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    Actually if u can use samba to do the login it works fine but the question is does de login system of mac os X use pam or does it use something else if so where can if find the pam thing? cause at the moment thats a secret for me…
    someone who can help me?

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    Anonymous
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    Idd i got that far as well but i really cant find any clear explanation about the GUI login system of mac os X.

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