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To use Samba as an Active Directory Domain Controller, Samba must be built from source. While various RPM distros have been made available in the past (and continue to do so today), relying upon these for continued support of these build packages is an operational hazard. Instead, KitsNet has a formalized process to operate a Samba AD "Factory", where source kits will be downloaded and built into binaries under the /usr/local/samba directory tree | To use [https://www.samba.org/ Samba] as an Active Directory Domain Controller, Samba must be built from source. While various RPM distros have been made available in the past (and continue to do so today), relying upon these for continued support of these build packages is an operational hazard. Instead, KitsNet has a formalized process to operate a Samba AD "Factory", where [https://www.samba.org/samba/download/ source kits] will be downloaded and built into binaries under the <code>/usr/local/samba</code> directory tree. The resulting binary tree will be packaged into a tarball and subsequently deployed to the Active Directory Domain Controllers for the ''knada.lan.kitsnet.us'' domain. | ||
== Build CentOS 8 / Rocky Linux 8 Base System for Factory == | |||
Build a basic Linux Virtual Server Guest<ref>[[KVM:guests]]</ref> with the following configuration elements: | |||
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To use Samba as an Active Directory Domain Controller, Samba must be built from source. While various RPM distros have been made available in the past (and continue to do so today), relying upon these for continued support of these build packages is an operational hazard. Instead, KitsNet has a formalized process to operate a Samba AD "Factory", where source kits will be downloaded and built into binaries under the /usr/local/samba directory tree. The resulting binary tree will be packaged into a tarball and subsequently deployed to the Active Directory Domain Controllers for the knada.lan.kitsnet.us domain.
1 Build CentOS 8 / Rocky Linux 8 Base System for Factory[edit | edit source]
Build a basic Linux Virtual Server Guest[1] with the following configuration elements:
