One Server brings this problem, even with a reboot:
I do have a current backup and, as the server is virtualized, even a complete image from last night, so it’s all no sweat.
But - as there’s hardly anything special on this server or it’s environment, add to that the whole system is fairly new and hardly used (Only one Windows 10 client and one windows 7 client in the AD domain) I do wonder what could have caused this problem?
The Accounts-Provider page doesn’t show any problems…
I updated 2 x 7.3 and 3 x 7.4b1 and nearly everything was fine except of
On a 7.4b1 update webtop5 completely lost the AD connection - NethServer domain wasn’t there anymore - I had to create it again(could copy from another NethServer), binary bind password didn’t work with copy paste, but DOMAIN\admin worked. This webtop5 did not work because of the binary password after install some time ago so I changed the config and it was a test vm for some time, maybe this was the reason.
With a fresh installed webtop on another updated 7.4b1 webtop looks ok, even with binary password:
Working on the Nethservers at first look:
samba dc/shares
nextcloud via android
nethserver http mirror
mailserver roundcube
webtop5 AD login
IPS suricata
squid proxy
content filter
antivirus
ntopng
@Andy_Wismer
Maybe you already tried but…just an idea…disable firewall with “shorewall clear” for testing
There was a nightly kernel update to 3.10.0-693.5.2.el7 and on one of my servers it worked after reboot but my managed host nethserver mirror didn’t come up again. Don’t have direct contact to the provider and no control, just SSH which doesn’t work but I will report…maybe it’s just a provider error. Just to be warned of the kernel update…
EDIT:
It was just a firewall problem, server is up again with new kernel…
Yes, I could see the version of Samba, on that page everything looked ok.
However, I did not make a screenshot, and reverted the machine to the version a night before…
(This is a virtual home server for a client).
I saw your message a little too late. As this was a clients home server running on Proxmox, i restored an image from last night, and all’s working again.