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villa411 · 10-13-2008, 06:30 PM

Update - Discovered the problem. For some strange reason the snap will not update its user list from AD. Tried - removing it from domain, remove users, reboot , add to domain, old user list still appears. Reboot, remove from domain, add to workgroup, rename, reboot, remove users, shares, reboot, add to domain, old user list reappears. Gave up.
Would love to ssh into box and delete user list but no idea where it is stored.

Worst problem, will allow users to access shares and data but not administrator.
How to get data off when users dont have access to all data and cant change this setting... bloody snap crud.

Going to wipe back to default and put 4 * 750gb drives in it. Going to do the same to another 4500 that i have as well.

Gloss of snap servers worn of significantly.

10-13-2008, 06:30 PM	#2
villa411 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: adelaide Posts: 11	Re: snap 4500 - strange behaviour Update - Discovered the problem. For some strange reason the snap will not update its user list from AD. Tried - removing it from domain, remove users, reboot , add to domain, old user list still appears. Reboot, remove from domain, add to workgroup, rename, reboot, remove users, shares, reboot, add to domain, old user list reappears. Gave up. Would love to ssh into box and delete user list but no idea where it is stored. Worst problem, will allow users to access shares and data but not administrator. How to get data off when users dont have access to all data and cant change this setting... bloody snap crud. Going to wipe back to default and put 4 * 750gb drives in it. Going to do the same to another 4500 that i have as well. Gloss of snap servers worn of significantly.