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Recipe 23.14. Connecting Windows NT/2000 Clients to a Samba Domain23.14.1 ProblemYour new Samba primary domain controller (pdc) is ready to roll—how do you connect a Windows NT/2000 client? 23.14.2 SolutionRemember that root user you created a Samba account for in Recipe
Recipe 23.12? Now you're going to
use it. On Windows NT, go to Control Panel On Windows 2000, right-click My Computer, click Properties, go to the Network Identification tab, and click the Network ID button. This will open the Network Identification Wizard, which will take you through all the necessary steps. Again, your first domain login must be as the Samba root user. 23.14.3 DiscussionRemember that the workgroup name in smb.conf is your new domain name. After connecting successfully to a domain, you can initiate subsequent logins with Ctrl-Alt-Del. Note that you can either log into the domain, or log into the local machine without logging into a domain. 23.14.4 See Also
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