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Hi, we have recently installed samba and it all works fine on our cabled network. We are using roaming profiles. Logging on is running at pretty quick speeds (no slower than my PC used to be logging on to Novell without roaming profiles). We also have a wireless network that is running on a...

if anyone experiences this, it is due to the samba configuration: This issue is with the tdb database for login authentication - changing thiss to smbpassword file works.

This issue is with the tdb database for login authentication - changing thiss to smbpassword file works.

thanks for the reply. Yes, everything I've read indicates it should just work. I've checked all the security settings in group policy editer that i can find but all seems to be correct. Always get the message "The system cannot log you on now because the domain DOMAIN is not available"...

Hi, I posted this on the samba forum, but it is probably more a windows issue than a samba issue. Any help anyone can provide would be greatly apreciated: we have installed Suse Linux 9 Server running Samba v3. Now, using domain accounts connecting to the network works fine with profiles. i...

Hi, we have installed Suse Linux 9 Server running Samba v3. Now, using domain accounts connecting to the network works fine with profiles. i can log onto any PC and all my documents and settings are pulled down locally. My problem is that when I unplug my PC from the network, I can no longer...

Not sure if you have an answer to this yet. The ip address of the interface is fine set to dhcp (just remember it may change). I think your problem is that you haven't specified to negate nat for the vpn'd network. You need this line: nat (inside) 0 access-list inbound This would work, but...

This has taken some time and a few conversations with Cisco. In the end, they recommended adding a secondary ip address to the interfaces to match that of the natted address. so router 1 has a secondary ip address on its outside interface of 192.168.2.17 and router 2 has a secondary ip on the...

Yes it is possible. The end with the dynamic IP (506e) needs to be set up the same as your static VPN lines. While you need to configure the 515 to accept a vpn from any ip address (a dynamic map). This link on the cisco site gave me all the info I needed...

these two lines below allow access via ftp to the 217.x.x.30 address and are in the config above. static (inside,outside) 217.x.x.30 162.18.1.20 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 access-list outside permit tcp any host 217.x.x.30 eq ftp are you trying to give access to an additional server? You...

Thanks Trebor666 that helped - I just forwarded your answer to my supplier and they are sorting out Netware 6.0 licences now.

Thanks for the reply. We don't have any intention of upgrading to netware 6.5 in the near future - I asked my supplier for netware 6 licences and that is what he supplied me. We have had an increase in headcount so our 80 user novell licence is not enough - which is why we need more licences.

Hi, we have a Novell 6 server and recently purchased a 10 user upgrade licence. Novell licencing sells you a licence for 6.5 or prior these days and I've added the licences via imanager without any issues. However, when a user tries to log on they are not picking up these licences. In the...

After a lot of playing around with configs we have got a bit further on this one. Configuring a new natted address pointing to the same server produces the same results when used with the same dns entry as previous. Question - what sort of traffic could cause the Nat to break so that only a...

File, document properties (or [ALT] enter from the email). Second tab along has all the email header info.

I hope someone can help. We have a third part router installed to allow us to VPN to a remote site. I have no admin rights to this router. We have several different subnets connecting through this and to get arround the issue of having to get the third party to add every subnet access I have...

the failover firewall will be just that. It will sit in the background and wait for the other one to go down. If this happens it will take over all of the traffic. This does not require any user intervention It cannot do load balancing - you'll need routers to do that.

depends which way you want the access (inbound or outbound). I'd get rid of the conduit and put: access-list outbound permit tcp host x.y.z.7 <outboundip> <mask> eq smtp access-group outbound in interface inside This will restrict host x.y.z.7 to only access the range of ips defined by the...

why not just use telnet? just ensure you've enabled telnet from your workstation and follow lou's instructions in the previous post.

to access the pdm just https://intaddrfirewall that access rule that you've written basically says that anyone with a 10.0.0.x address can access anything on the inside network. If you aren't too comfortable with the command line then I'd suggest using the pdm. If you want to see what its...