Sun Microsystems 5310 NAS Users from trusted domains cannot access StorEdge

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Server:
Ipaddr:
3. To force the StorEdge to a preferred domain controller, set the smb.pdc variable to
the IP address of your preferred DC and (re)join the domain. From the command
line interface type in
set smb.pdc 192.168.200.136 (IP address of domain controller)
savevars
menu
4. Press the space bar until “SMB/CIFS Setup” option is displayed in the extension
section in the lower right.
5. Select the letter of that option
6. Enter “1” to edit
7. Enter in domain information
8. Enter “7” to save
9. Reboo t system
Users from trusted domains cannot access StorEdge
The indication of this issue is that clients from the local domain can access the
StorEdge, but clients from a trusted domain cannot. You will typically see a log
message similar to the following:
mlrpc[0x0F]: error: NO_TRUST_SAM_ACCOUNT (0xC000018B)
This message indicates that StorEdge is successfully communicating with the local
Domain Controller, and that this Domain Controller is denying access to the remote
domain. Other Windows servers may allow access due to longer caching of user
token information, but the fact remains that this message is coming from the domain
controller. The solution is to access the Domain Controllers to reestablish the trust
relationship according to Windows documentation. Also, verify that the remote
Domain Controller is available, as a temporary outage may show similar symptoms.