my Win7 machine is unable to join my linux openldap domain. In wireshark I can see that win7 machine sends CLDAP search message to openldap with the following parameter:
LDAPMessage searchRequest(4) "ROOT>" baseObject
protocolOp: searchRequest (3)
searchRequest
baseObject:
Filter: (&(&(DnsDomain=mydomain.com)(Host=ZAK))(NtVer=0x00000016))
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AttributeDescription: Netlogon
However, in my LDAP entries none of the search attributes (DnsDomain, HOST,NtVer) exist. Any advice is very welcome. Thank you very much.
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hmmm...I added binddn and bindpw to the nslcd.conf an now in wireskark I can see that windows machine is sending this request to my linux samba/ldap domain : " NBNS 94 Name query NB ZAK" and the linux machine is answering by: "NBNS Name query response, Requested name does not exist unknown" . Maybe something is wrong with my samba configuration. – user2959348 Mar 30 '16 at 07:59
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I solved this issue by uninstalling openldap and samba3 and installing samba4. Samba4 plays the role of ldap and active directory. Windows machines are now able to join the linux domain.
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