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http://stackoverflow.com – I adjusted /etc/krb5.conf and used this command: [/usr/bin/net join -w MYDOMAIN -S myserver.MYDOMAIN.COM -U Administrator] It returns "Joined domain MYDOMAIN." and the Linux host name appeared in the Windows 2008R2 domain AD's "Computers" folder . Then I tried to have some test by the following commands: wbinfo -u wbinfo -g net ads testjoin The 1st and the 2nd command are OK. However the 3rd one returns "Join to domain is not valid: No logon server" Why? (HowTos)

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my domain name is mydomain.com that created 2 child domain for it in domain registrar. ns1.mydomain.com -> 89.144.100.1 ns2.mydomain.com -> 89.144.100.1

in my windows 2008 server with ip address 89.144.100.1, iis and dns service was installed.

i want to add mydomain.com to iis and dns that people access to it over internet and by www. and create user.mydomain.com in iis that host other applicati

Greetings!

So far I have tried this guide http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=217600 to no avail.

Pointing a domain name to a VPS 18 weeks 6 hours ago

I just got a VPS. All the host gave me was an IP address to have the domain point to.

Lets say my domain is mydomain.com

So what I did was I removed the nameserver (not the NS records, but the actual nameserver) values.

Change nameserver 39 weeks 1 day ago

I changed my nameservers at my domain registrar. I waited and not work.

in /etc/hosts:

host1.mydomain.it xx.xx.xx.88

in /etc/nameserverips:

xx.xx.xx.214=ns2.mydomain.it xx.xx.xx.88=ns1.mydomain.it

in /cat/domain/mydomain.it.db:

mydomain.it. 86400 in SOA ns1.mydomain.it. info.domain.it.

In a testing environment, I have a windows server 2008 Standard that functions as a domain controller for the domain MyDomain.com. I have another similar machine that is a domain controller of a child domain named MyChild.Mydomain.com.

I faced below issue.

I have two windows 2008 servers, which left domain for a long time. So I try to re-join it to previous domain. One servers could re-join successful, but another one faced that: The following error occurred attempting to join the domain "my.domain"; Logon Failure: The target account name is incorrect.

I'm sure I use the right account, but still can't join to domain. Please gi

Hi -

I have a domain name and some 3rd-party host space on which I run a small site that I use for personal purposes, like sharing photos and so forth. Let's call it mydomain.com. It has some associated DNS entries like www.mydomain.com, ftp.mydomain.com and db.mydomain.com.

I was hoping to bring my home machines together onto a domain for a number of reasons.

I have two domain controllers set up something like this:

ServerA.mydomain.local: 10.10.10.2 (Windows Server 2008) ServerB.mydomain.local: 10.10.10.3 (Windows server 2008 R2)

For login scripts and the like, I use the path: \\mydomain.local\netlogon

This seems to always default to ServerB.

I have setup winbind on CentOS 6.3 following the steps outlined in the CentOS wiki and successfully joined the primary domain.

ssh and su works for users in this domain as well as wbinfo -a. Running wbinfo -m shows the primary domain as well as the trusted domain (there is a one-way trust relationship is set up between the domains).