| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1712.1 | net accounts or server tools. | KERNEL::BURNST | | Wed Jan 22 1997 10:23 | 9 |
| 1712.2 | No Standalone or member ??? | GIDDAY::CRISOLOGO | | Wed Jan 22 1997 23:31 | 10 |
| 1712.3 | No 'server' role anymore I'm afraid ... | VIRGIN::SUTTER | Who are you ??? - I'm BATMAN !!! | Tue Jan 28 1997 07:48 | 10 |
| The 'member server' role has been removed from the product's
functionality, so unfortunately, we need to be 'primary' or
'backup' and need all the user account information stored.
The code base Pathworks is derived from seems to have dropped
this funcionality.
Regards,
Arnold
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| 1712.4 | one way | WOTVAX::SHARKEYA | LoginN - even makes the coffee@ | Wed Jan 29 1997 18:34 | 4 |
| to make it s/alone, change the domain name in LANMAN.INI!
Alan
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| 1712.5 | RE: .4 | GIDDAY::CRISOLOGO | | Thu Jan 30 1997 01:35 | 10 |
| Alan,
Can you be more specific. You mean just change domain name in LANMAN.INI,
restart server and it would come up as standalone ???
Is this way of changing role supported ?
Or is standalone mode supported at all ?
Thanks,
Arlene
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| 1712.6 | The proof is in the test | WOTVAX::16.194.208.3::sharkeya | | Fri Jan 31 1997 07:46 | 7 |
| Well, it comes up as a PDC/BDC in its own domain. SO, as far as you are
concerned, its s/alone.
Go on, try it !
Alan
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| 1712.7 | | VIRGIN::SUTTER | Who are you ??? - I'm BATMAN !!! | Wed Feb 05 1997 07:25 | 10 |
| As far as I understand, it's not quite the same.
What one customer required is to have a member server be in a specific domain
without having to have the usernames/groups (specifically without having to
have the ADMINISTRATOR password of the domain) on the PW UNIX server.
They would like to integrate the PW UNIX Server into their NT domain concept
without all the overhead put on the PW UNIX Server.
Any idea how to workaround this issue?
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| 1712.8 | Move away from PW | GIDDAY::CRISOLOGO | | Tue May 06 1997 00:51 | 12 |
| My customer moved away from PW after realizing that he cannot have a "passive
member server". He said his NT domain controller requires the OSF box to be a
member server in its domain and not to ba a Primary server in another domain.
He's running Microsoft's SMS.
Another reason why he moved away is the fussy licensing implementation we have
altho' it has become better in the later releases.
Just thought I'd pass this on.
Regards,
Arlene
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