Hello. I'm having a strange problem accessing an SMB share.
here is the configuration: an OmniOS CE r151030 server, napp-it, a dataset shared with smb, and a windows 10 or windows 7 client.
Both the client and the server are members of an AD domain. At AD level, there is a local group and a global group. The global group is a member of the local group. A user is a member of the global group.
When access to the dataset is set for the global group, access from the client is possible via the server's ip address or FQDN.
When access to the dataset is set for the local group, access from the client is only possible from the ip address of the server. Access is denied using the FQDN.
If I add the user as a member of the local group, access is possible from the ip address but still not from the FQDN.
It seems that nested groups only work when accessing using the ip address of the OmniOS server.
It works very well when sharing is on a Windows server.
Anyone have an idea.
here is the configuration: an OmniOS CE r151030 server, napp-it, a dataset shared with smb, and a windows 10 or windows 7 client.
Both the client and the server are members of an AD domain. At AD level, there is a local group and a global group. The global group is a member of the local group. A user is a member of the global group.
When access to the dataset is set for the global group, access from the client is possible via the server's ip address or FQDN.
When access to the dataset is set for the local group, access from the client is only possible from the ip address of the server. Access is denied using the FQDN.
If I add the user as a member of the local group, access is possible from the ip address but still not from the FQDN.
It seems that nested groups only work when accessing using the ip address of the OmniOS server.
It works very well when sharing is on a Windows server.
Anyone have an idea.