I've just migrated my SME Server v8 to new hardware running v9 and cut over DHCP and Domain Controller duties. The server is supporting a small network of Windows 7 Pro machines which are part of the domain.
Prior to the cutover I removed the machines from the domain, and am now adding them back to the new server, which has the same domain name.
When I add them, while everything seems fine on the Windows side, and I can log in and use domain accounts, I'm getting some strange errors in /var/log/messages. It appears that SME Server is rejecting the auth request, even though the creation apparently went fine:
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf esmith::event[7639]: Processing event: machine-account-create hp8a$
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf esmith::event[7639]: Running event handler: /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account[7640]: /home/e-smith/db/accounts: OLD hp8a$=(undefined)
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account[7640]: /home/e-smith/db/accounts: NEW hp8a$=machine
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account[7640]: /home/e-smith/db/configuration: OLD MinUid=5014
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account[7640]: /home/e-smith/db/configuration: NEW MinUid=5015
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account[7640]: /home/e-smith/db/accounts: OLD hp8a$=machine
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S10create-machine-account[7640]: /home/e-smith/db/accounts: NEW hp8a$=machine|Uid|5014
Oct 15 12:02:49 gmf esmith::event[7639]: create-machine-account hp8a$: Creating Unix user and group
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: Locking password for user hp8a$.
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: passwd: Success
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: Group hp8a$ successfully added!
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: User hp8a$ successfully added!
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: create-machine-account hp8a$: Locking account
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: User hp8a$ successfully modified!
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: create-machine-account hp8a$: Creating smbpasswd account
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: Added user hp8a$.
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: S10create-machine-account=action|Event|machine-account-create|Action|S10create-machine-account|Start|1508065369 408832|End|1508065370 977953|Elapsed|1.569121
Oct 15 12:02:50 gmf esmith::event[7639]: Running event handler: /etc/e-smith/events/machine-account-create/S95ldap-update-simple
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf esmith::event[7639]: S95ldap-update-simple=action|Event|machine-account-create|Action|S95ldap-update-simple|Start|1508065370 978216|End|1508065371 336955|Elapsed|0.358739
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf smbd[7637]: [2017/10/15 12:02:51.339416, 0] passdb/pdb_smbpasswd.c:665(add_smbfilepwd_entry)
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf smbd[7637]: add_smbfilepwd_entry: entry with name hp8a$ already exists
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.3.192 from 9c:b6:54:f6:75:57 (HP8A) via eth0
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf dhcpd: DHCPACK on 192.168.3.192 to 9c:b6:54:f6:75:57 (HP8A) via eth0
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf smbd[7637]: [2017/10/15 12:02:51.613766, 0] rpc_server/netlogon/srv_netlog_nt.c:976(_netr_ServerAuthenticate3)
Oct 15 12:02:51 gmf smbd[7637]: _netr_ServerAuthenticate3: netlogon_creds_server_check failed. Rejecting auth request from client HP8A machine account HP8A$
Oct 15 12:03:39 gmf dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.3.192 from 9c:b6:54:f6:75:57 (HP8A) via eth0
Oct 15 12:03:39 gmf dhcpd: DHCPACK on 192.168.3.192 to 9c:b6:54:f6:75:57 (HP8A) via eth0
Oct 15 12:05:27 gmf smbd[7685]: [2017/10/15 12:05:27.042983, 0] rpc_server/netlogon/srv_netlog_nt.c:976(_netr_ServerAuthenticate3)
Oct 15 12:05:27 gmf smbd[7685]: _netr_ServerAuthenticate3: netlogon_creds_server_check failed. Rejecting auth request from client HP8A machine account HP8A$
I'd love to know what's going on here!
Thanks