- #Samba windows asking for password password
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- #Samba windows asking for password windows
Have you set-up your user to enable samba sharing in the options menu? You need to do it once otherwise the login won't work.
#Samba windows asking for password windows
It seems that it's possible to stop Windows caching credentials on a per-share basis in this way: net use \\a.b.c.d\sharename /user:domain\otheruser /persistent:noīut probably for your task it's sufficient something like: net use \\yourserver\yourshare /persistent:noįind the one that best suits your needs and try to put it into autostart (or in the registry run entries).Samba passwords are managed separately from your regular account password. Into your user's autostart on the clients, so that credential are deleted whenever any user performs a login. You could try to put a few: net use \\yourserver\oneofyourshares /delete I've also found this interesting question.
#Samba windows asking for password Offline
Winbind offline logon by adding to your smb.conf: If you are however using winbind, you may also want to turn off Check "Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon" (make sure that this is either not configured or disabled) Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon Check "Interactive Logon: Number of Previous Logins To Cache" (if value is set to 0 then cached credentials is disabled).Check Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options.Profesional clients that control logon credential caching.
#Samba windows asking for password professional
ThereĪre registry settings on the Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP
#Samba windows asking for password password
Samba does not control client-side password caching.Ĭaching of domain logon credentials is a client-side activity. And to avoid this, you'll have to tweak your clients. Well, I don't think it's a matter of persistent connections, I think it's rather a matter of cached credentials on clients. You are using Windows clients, aren't you? What i want to fix is, for example user A, B,