Ubuntu – Windows 10 samba NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_RESET after upgrade

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I maintain a small business with a ubuntu 14.04 server running samba 4.3.9-Ubuntu. Everything worked fine with Windows 7, after upgrade to Windows 10 only those can log in to a PC who already logged in once before the upgrade.

For everyone else all I get in the error logs is

NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_RESET

and on the client side it says, that no login servers are available.

I already tried disabling SMB2/3 but this does not help.

I am really confused that some users work (those who already have their profile synced to the pc) and the others don't.

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You can try:

smbclient -L <hostname> -m SMB2

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Linux – Provide Samba access based on LDAP info

I believe it will be necessary to at least have a domain admin on the LDAP server come over to type their password at least one time to accomplish what you want and join Samba to the domain.

Given that, the steps should be relatively simple. Taken from the Samba Wiki, set the following in your samba config:

* passdb backend = ldapsam:ldap://<your-hostname>
* ldap suffix = 
* ldap admin dn

Then run smbpasswd -w to let samba know the password for the admin dn.

There is also a nice writeup here.

Samba – Is a Samba PDC a reasonable choice for small business

I guess this is really a subjective question, so I'll give a subjective answer...

Maybe. If the business owner had the inclination and or support staff to work through the technical issues, then it may be a good way to go.

But in this case, no I wouldn't. I would suggest either Windows Server Standard or Small Business Server, whichever better met their needs.

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