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10.4: Binding to single-label Active Directory domains
Okay, first off... Enabling both the Active Directory and the SMB/CIFS plugin is redundant. SMB/CIFS is for workgroups or NT4/Samba domains, not AD.
10.4: Binding to single-label Active Directory domains
If you don't have the SMB/CIFS active then you won't be able to browse the network for SMB/CIFS computers, (i.e. Windows file shares.) In my environment we have three (for lack of a better term) main network paths. The only one currently supported is AD. For the Macintosh environment, browsing to Network/Delta will get you to the SMB share points for most everything on the network. The other two unsupported paths are the standard Windows SMB "Workgroup" and the AFP path. |
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