i am trying to connect my samba enabled pc to 2008 server (only ipv6 enabled),but couldn;t not able to join. i am getting the error unable to find the server.
Created attachment 5998 [details] Logs of winbindd during the join with pure ipv6 ..
Created attachment 6467 [details] Level.10 log "net ads join -d10 log" with Samba 3.5.8 running on Debian Lenny. smb.conf is: ----- [global] workgroup = W2K8R2AD1 security = ads realm = W2K8R2AD1.LOCAL disable netbios = yes [homes] writeable = yes browseable = no ----- /etc/resolv.conf is: ----- search w2k8r2ad1.local nameserver fe80::5487:ac90:117c:b49c%eth0 ----- DC address is successfully resolved: fe80::5487:ac90:117c:b49c.
(In reply to comment #2) > Created attachment 6467 [details] > Level.10 log > > "net ads join -d10 log" with Samba 3.5.8 running on Debian Lenny. > > smb.conf is: > > ----- > [global] > workgroup = W2K8R2AD1 > security = ads > realm = W2K8R2AD1.LOCAL > disable netbios = yes > > [homes] > writeable = yes > browseable = no > ----- > > /etc/resolv.conf is: > > ----- > search w2k8r2ad1.local > nameserver fe80::5487:ac90:117c:b49c%eth0 > ----- > > DC address is successfully resolved: fe80::5487:ac90:117c:b49c. The problem is here is that you have link-local addresses in DNS. This will never work as link-local addresses are not globally unique and require an interface identifier which cannot be put into DNS. For this reason you should never put link-local addresses in DNS. This is not a bug. David
Thanks David, closing bug as "invalid". If this still is an issue using globally unique IPv6 addresses, please reopen the bug.