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I have an isolated LAN with an out-of-box installation of RHEL 5.0 Server 64-bit running samba, with some CentOS 5.0 systems and Windows XP w/SP2 machines. The XP machines are part of a domain via the RHEL Samba setup. I want to be able to control such things as the XP Event Viewer loggings - the catagories Application, System, and Security, have options to let the log sizes: - Overwrite events as neededed - Overwrite events older than x days - Do not overwrite events (clear log manually) If I log in as local admin and select, for example, Do not overwrite, then reboot, that same machine will switch to Overwrite events as needed. This occurs on all the Windows XP machines on this samba domain. Is the version of samba that comes with RHEL 5.0 out-of-box, unpatched, capable of managing this kind of setting? If so, how? Said Windows machines were new installs that were built up by me and this is the only domain they have been on. So, how do I control this? Thanks. Scott
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