> 1.Terminal into your server and issue the command smbstatus.
> Samba will reprocess your smb.conf file and report any
> issues. Browser through the output and verify that you don't
> have any errors in your smb.conf file.
The output returned from that command is as follows:
Unknown parameter encountered: "share modes"
Ignoring unknown parameter "share modes"
Samba version 2.2.2
Service uid gid pid machine
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
No locked files
> 2. From the terminal session, issue the command smbclient
> -U% -L localhost. Samba will attempt to query itself for
> information. You should see a list of your current samba
> shares, the netbios name of the server, the workgroup name,
> and your current Master browser (this should be your samba
> server). If you don't get a response from samba or you get
> an error, then try step 3. Skip #3 if Samba reports good
> information.
All looks good. My ibays appear, as well as my SME server, clients and the current workgroup. Master = my SME server.
> 1. Make sure you are only using the TCP/IP protocol and that
> you have the Enable TCP/IP over NETBIOS option selected in
> the WINS section.
Yes and yes.
> 2. Issue the IPCONFIG command on your client machine and
> verify that you have a valid ip address, DNS IP, and WINS IP
IP address:
client 2: 192.168.1.4
client 1: 192.168.1.3 (the system I'm currently attemtping to domain)
SME: 192.168.1.2
DSL router: 192.168.1.1
DNS:
client 1&2: my ISP's DNS
SME: Not sure. From
http://host_name/server-manager under "Review configuration"/"Server names", 192.168.1.2 is listed as the DNS server
router: correct
WINS tab under both clients:
WINS address, in order of use: empty
Enable LMHOSTS lookup is CHECKED
Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP is SELECTED
> 3. Try pinging the server from your client machine. If you
> don't get a response form the server, then you have a basic
> network problem.
Server is pingable from both clients.
> 4. When joining the domain, try changing the host name on
> the client machine. It's possible the Samba "glitched" while
> trying to add the machine and you have a partial machine
> account on the server.
Tried that.