1 | This is an RPC backend that implements all operations in terms of
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2 | remote RPC operations. This may be useful in certain debugging
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3 | situations, where the traffic is encrypted, or you wish to validate
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4 | that IDL is correct before implementing full test clients, or with
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5 | windows clients.
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6 |
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7 | There are two modes of operation: Password specified and delegated
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8 | credentials.
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9 |
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10 | Password specified:
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11 | -------------------
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12 |
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13 | This uses a static username/password in the config file, example:
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15 | [global]
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16 | dcerpc endpoint servers = remote
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17 | dcerpc_remote:binding = ncacn_np:win2003
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18 | dcerpc_remote:username = administrator
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19 | dcerpc_remote:password = PASSWORD
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20 | dcerpc_remote:interfaces = samr, lsarpc, netlogon
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21 |
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22 | Delegated credentials:
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23 | ----------------------
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24 |
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25 | If your incoming user is authenticated with Kerberos, and the machine
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26 | account for this Samba4 proxy server is 'trusted for delegation', then
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27 | the Samba4 proxy can forward the client's credentials to the target.
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28 |
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29 | You must be joined to the domain (net join <domain> member).
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30 |
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31 | To set 'trusted for delegation' with MMC, see the checkbox in the
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32 | Computer account property page under Users and Computers.
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34 | [global]
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35 | dcerpc endpoint servers = remote
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36 | dcerpc_remote:binding = ncacn_np:win2003
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37 | dcerpc_remote:interfaces = samr, lsarpc, netlogon
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38 |
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