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6 Solving Problems With Windows

Services

If you encounter problems while working with Windows

services of Mac OS X Server, you might find a solution in

this chapter.

Problems are listed in the following categories:

• Problems with a primary domain controller

• Problems with Windows file service

• Problems with Windows print service

Problems With a Primary Domain Controller

Problems with a primary domain controller (PDC) can have several causes.

User Can’t Log in to the Windows Domain

• Make sure the user account is configured to use Open Directory authentication. If the

user account was created in a previous version of Mac OS X Server (version 10.1 or

earlier) and is still configured to use Authentication Manager (the password type is

“Crypt password”), change the account to use Open Directory authentication.

• Make sure the workstation has joined the PDC domain

Windows User Has No Home Directory

• Make sure the correct home directory location is selected on the Home pane of

Workgroup Manger.

• Make sure the home directory path is correct on the Windows pane of Workgroup

Manger.

• Using Server Admin, connect to the server where the user’s home directory resides.

Select Windows in the Computers & Services list, click Advanced, and make sure the

“Enable virtual share points” setting is selected.

• The drive letter chosen for the user may be conflicting with a drive letter that’s

already in use on the Windows workstation. Remedy: change either the drive letter

setting on the Windows pane of Workgroup Manager or the mappings of other drive

letters on the workstation.

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