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Hello to all: Time to revisit this problem - An Ubuntu or RedHat/CentOS system is configured and is successfully added to a Windows AD domain. The configuration is through modifying native config files - not through Likewise. Now, whether the network fails or the system is a laptop off of the network, the user tries to log in with their cached credentials and is immediately blocked from being able to authenticate. Log files reveal the inability to authenticate. I've read several recent posts saying somewhere between Kerberos and winbind, and maybe samba, cached credentials are not successfully being handled to permit proper offline logins. Does anyone know of a workable solution? I've tried Likewise but wasn't completely thrilled with it. ?I prefer my manual solution. We know it is not limited to a distro, because two distros, debian and redhat based, both experience the same issue. Thanks for any insights. Scott
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