>smbconfig


                CIFS Configuration Utility

Use this utility to configure the server role, create TCP/IP
services, and configure other options.

The following conditions must be met prior to configuring CIFS:

   1. Log into OpenVMS using a privileged system account.

   2. Shutdown CIFS.  If CIFS is running on multiple cluster
      members, shutdown CIFS on all cluster members which
      share the same SAMBA$ROOT:  directory tree as the node
      being configured.

Restrictions:

   This utility should not be used if you use SWAT for configuring
   or managing CIFS Server shares.

For more information about CIFS Server configuration,
please refer to HP OpenVMS CIFS Administrator's Guide.

If CIFS Server is being configured afresh on this node, choose
the following option from HP OpenVMS CIFS Main Configuration
Options Menu:

      A - Configure options 1 - 3

Press Enter to continue:

Checking for existing CIFS Server configuration...

CIFS Server configuration is already present on this node.

Cleaning up temporary TDB files before initiating
CIFS Server reconfiguration...

Converting existing TDB files...

Gathering information about current CIFS Server
configuration. Please wait...


        HP OpenVMS CIFS Main Configuration Options Menu

Configuration options:

        1  - Core environment
        2  - Generic options
        3  - System specific setup
        A  - Configure options 1 - 3
       [E] - Exit Menu

Enter configuration option:1













                HP OpenVMS CIFS Core Configuration Menu

  The CIFS core configuration menu allows you to configure basic server
  configuration parameters and to set the role of the server.

 ************************** W A R N I N G **************************
  Changing any of the options in this menu may cause the existing
  databases to be RE-INITIALIZED resulting in the loss of any data
  currently in these databases (for example, user accounts, group
  names, identifier mapping information etc).
 *******************************************************************

        1. Enable WINBIND mapping: no
        2. Passdb backend: tdbsam
        3. Domain/Workgroup name: BAR
        4. Server role: STANDALONE
        5. Server computer/netbios name: RX2800

Enter item number or press Enter to accept current values [Done]: 3

 **************************** W A R N I N G *****************************
  You chose item number 3 from the menu.  Changing the domain name
  will cause the existing databases to be RE-INITIALIZED resulting in
  the loss of any data currently in these databases (for example,
  user accounts, group names, identifier mapping etc).
 ************************************************************************

Do you want to continue with item number 3 (Y/[N]) y

  A CIFS Server domain is a collection of computers that share a
  common account database and policy.  Each domain has a unique
  name.  A network can have many domains.

  The CIFS Server domain name can be up to 15 characters long.
  The domain name must be different than the computer name.

Enter CIFS Server domain name for this system: [BAR] FOO



                HP OpenVMS CIFS Core Configuration Menu

  The CIFS core configuration menu allows you to configure basic server
  configuration parameters and to set the role of the server.

 ************************** W A R N I N G **************************
  Changing any of the options in this menu may cause the existing
  databases to be RE-INITIALIZED resulting in the loss of any data
  currently in these databases (for example, user accounts, group
  names, identifier mapping information etc).
 *******************************************************************

        1. Enable WINBIND mapping: no
        2. Passdb backend: tdbsam
        3. Domain/Workgroup name: FOO
        4. Server role: STANDALONE
        5. Server computer/netbios name: RX2800

Enter item number or press Enter to accept current values [Done]: 4

  The CIFS Server role is the part the server will play in its
  domain.

  A primary domain controller maintains the domain's master user
  accounts database and validates logins.

  A backup domain controller maintains copies of the master database,
  validates logins, and can be promoted to primary.

  A member server does not receive copies of the master database
  or validate logins.  It relies on domain controllers to validate
  user credentials.

  A standalone server is not part of any domain and is not dependent
  upon other servers for validing logins. It provides both resources
  and authentication services.


Enter the server role (P)rimary/(B)ackup/(M)ember/(S)tandalone [S]:  m

                HP OpenVMS CIFS Core Configuration Menu

  The CIFS core configuration menu allows you to configure basic server
  configuration parameters and to set the role of the server.

 ************************** W A R N I N G **************************
  Changing any of the options in this menu may cause the existing
  databases to be RE-INITIALIZED resulting in the loss of any data
  currently in these databases (for example, user accounts, group
  names, identifier mapping information etc).
 *******************************************************************

        1. Enable WINBIND mapping: no
        2. Passdb backend: tdbsam
        3. Domain/Workgroup name: FOO
        4. Server role: MEMBER
        5. Server computer/netbios name: RX2800

Enter item number or press Enter to accept current values [Done]:






        Member Server Optional Parameters Configuration Menu

  The Member Server optional parameters configuration menu allows to
  modify Member Server specific parameters which are required for
  successful working of CIFS Server as member in a specified domain.


        1. Enable netlogon secure channel: auto
        2. Require strong session key: no
        3. Member of OpenVMS ASV Domain: no
        4. Password Server: *
        5. Security mode: DOMAIN

Enter item number or press Enter to accept current values [Done]:

  Before joining a domain, the computer must be added to the domain.
  The computer is added automatically by this procedure; you must
  supply the following information:
        - Primary Domain Controller (PDC) name of the domain.
        - Administrator account and password in the domain.

  When prompted for a PDC name, if you are joining CIFS server to an
  Advanced Server for OpenVMS (ASV) domain and if ASV PDC is running
  in an OpenVMS cluster, specify ASV cluster-alias as PDC name. You
  can specify the ASV cluster-alias name without the DNS suffix.

Enter Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the primary domain
controller for domain FOO:
[e.g., pdcname.pdcdomain.myorg.com] sovereign.foo.local

  Confirming domain name with SOVEREIGN.FOO.LOCAL ...

  Successfully confirmed domain name FOO for SOVEREIGN.FOO.LOCAL.

Enter the administrator account name for FOO: [Administrator]
Enter the password for account Administrator:
Re-enter to verify password:


  The CIFS Server administrator account is used administer the
  server. This utility allows you to specify an administrator
  account name of your choice. Once the account name is entered,
  this utility verifies if a matching account name exists in
  SYSUAF. If a match is not found, an entry for this account is
  created in SYSUAF. An account by the same name is added to
  CIFS Server account database.

  If no name is specified, the default administrator account name
  is set to CIFSADMIN.  The specified name should be less than
  or equal to 12 characters.

Enter the local CIFS administrator account name: [CIFSADMIN]
Enter the password for account CIFSADMIN:
Re-enter to verify password:


  CIFS Server can be managed by using domain user accounts which
  have admin user privilege in CIFS Server configuration file.  This
  configuration utility can grant the required admin user privilege
  to domain user accounts.

Do you want to specify domain user accounts to manage CIFS? [y] n

  The CIFS Configuration Utility found changes in CIFS Server
  core configuration.  The required changes are:

        - Updating CIFS Core Configuration file
        - Creation of new CIFS Server databases
        - Join CIFS Server to the domain FOO
        - Create CIFS Admin Account

Do you want this utility to do the required changes? [y/n]: [y]

  You will not be allowed to interrupt while the configuration
  changes are taking place.

Starting CIFS core configuration. This may take few minutes.
Please wait...

Backing up existing configuration and data files...

Warning!!! Persistent TDBs (SECRETS.TDB and PASSDB.TDB) will now be
deleted for re-initialization. Their backup has been taken and its
path will be provided at the end of deletion procedure.


Previous CIFS Server configuration files are now present
in the directory SAMBA$ROOT:[BACKUP.25AUG2017_102103]

Writing to CIFS core configuration file...

Joining CIFS Server as MEMBER to domain FOO...

Unable to join domain FOO
The failure message reported by the net command is:

[2017/08/25 10:21:03, 0] SAMBA$SRC:[SOURCE.LIB]UTIL.C;1:(1181)
  gethostname failed
[2017/08/25 10:21:03, 0] SAMBA$SRC:[SOURCE.LIB]UTIL.C;1:(1181)
  gethostname failed

Previous configuration files have been restored.

Unable to configure CIFS Server.
Please take action based on the message displayed above.
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