Now that everything is configured, start samba and winbind back up
/etc/init.d/winbind start && /etc/init.d/samba start
If everything you set in the previous steps was correct, you should now be able to join your machine to the domain. What this does is create a machine account in your Active Directory (and a number of other things behind the scenes).
net ads join -U ((administrative user))
You should see
Joined ((server name)) to realm ((domain)).com
test if winbind is working properly with
wbinfo -t
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Now that everything is configured, start samba and winbind back up
If everything you set in the previous steps was correct, you should now be able to join your machine to the domain. What this does is create a machine account in your Active Directory (and a number of other things behind the scenes).
You should see
test if winbind is working properly with
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