Samba-AD
4.20

Theoretical presentation of Samba-AD

  • History of Samba Active Directory
  • About the services that compose a Samba Active Directory server
  • Evolution of Samba since version 4

Installing and configuring Samba-AD

  • Dimensioning a Samba Active Directory server
  • Installing and configuring a Samba-AD server

Securing Samba-AD

  • Advanced features of Samba Active Directory
  • Samba-AD and MS-AD

Configuring AD clients

  • Working with Samba-AD and Microsoft AD
  • Configuring Samba-AD as a file server
  • Joining members to the Active Directory domain
    • Integrating Windows machines in the Samba-AD domain
    • Integrating Linux machines in the Samba-AD domain
    • Managing NTP on Windows clients
    • Applying group strategies to enhance security
    • Protecting Domain Windows PCs and Servers with SRP

Additional readings

  • Migrating from Samba3-NT4 to Samba-AD
  • Synchronizing SYSVOLs between multiple domain controllers
  • Rebuilding a crashed Domain Controller
  • Using Python to administer Samba-AD
  • Final configuration of the smb.conf
  • Compiling Samba from source
  • Common mistakes with Samba-AD, tips and tricks
  • Transferring your Samba3-NT4 to a new host

Additional resources

  • Glossary
  • Contact Tranquil IT for your Samba-AD project
  • Useful links to our resources
  • Security Advisories
Samba-AD
  • Joining members to the Active Directory domain
  • View page source

Joining members to the Active Directory domain

Joining a host to the domain

  • Integrating Windows machines in the Samba-AD domain
  • Integrating Linux machines in the Samba-AD domain
    • Redhat8 servers without graphics layer
    • Debian / Ubuntu servers without graphic layer
    • Joining the Linux machine to the domain

Securing Windows clients

  • Managing NTP on Windows clients
  • Applying group strategies to enhance security
  • Protecting Domain Windows PCs and Servers with SRP
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