[Samba] smbclient AD v NT4

I have two domains, one being NT4 and one being AD. I have an XP
workstation connected to each (called xp_nt and xp_ad). I have a
CentOS4.4 workstation (called linux01) which needs to connect to the
shares on each XP workstation without using local xp accounts. I have
a network account in both the AD and NT4 domain with the same password
as on the linux machine.

Samba is installed on Linux01 but not configured or running
(samba-3.0.10-1.4E.9), just for the tools. I can run "smbclient -L
xp_nt" which then asks for a password, then lists the shares. However
It doesn't work for the AD connected XP machine.

Is it possible to mount a machine connected to an AD domain without
running winbindd etc...?


Cheers,
Kristian
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On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Kristian Davies
<kristian.davies@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have two domains, one being NT4 and one being AD. I have an XP
> workstation connected to each (called xp_nt and xp_ad). I have a
> CentOS4.4 workstation (called linux01) which needs to connect to the
> shares on each XP workstation without using local xp accounts. I have
> a network account in both the AD and NT4 domain with the same password
> as on the linux machine.
>
> Samba is installed on Linux01 but not configured or running
> (samba-3.0.10-1.4E.9), just for the tools. I can run "smbclient -L
> xp_nt" which then asks for a password, then lists the shares. However
> It doesn't work for the AD connected XP machine.
>
> Is it possible to mount a machine connected to an AD domain without
> running winbindd etc...?

erm...

smbclient -W MYDOMAIN -L xp_ad

Always the obvious ones....

-Kristian
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