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How to make Samba create ipc$?
There was a need in a remote office to put a server on Samba. There are already two in the main office, a kind of cluster has been made of them with synchronization from one to the other. I found a server, installed Debian 8 and Samba, took the config of one of the servers as a basis, corrected the share set, created users. I try to get on the network - it does not work. Neither since 2003 the server does not start up, nor from 7/10/2008/2008r2. I tried, for starters, to redo it again. After all, it doesn’t happen that in the samba config they kill several balls, change the server name - and it doesn’t work! I conjured for a couple of days, there is no result. From tried:
* 2 other servers;
* 3 times everything rearranged;
* different configuration options - by hand, using webmin, different pieces from old configs and the Internet;
* cloned the screw image of the running server to the deployed one, reconfigured everything as for a new server...
All to no avail. Rather, the results appeared, but not the ones you need. The best that managed to be achieved is work on 2003 server. I suppose it would also work on WinXP, but this is somewhat irrelevant, and it is no longer absolutely necessary for the server to work only in this mode.
Threw. Weekend. I tried to install Samba on Debian home 10 - everything works!
I began to dig, checked sockstat, the same ports are open as on the original server, which is working. Went deeper, found out that the ipc$ ball is created on the working one, but not on this one. And the old version of smb manages remarkably well without ipc$, but smb3 - fig :( And ipc$ is not registered in the config, however, one creates servers, and the second does not. And it does not work on the second. already extremely problematic) shows that the protocol is selected first, it stops at SMB2_FF:
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