Configuring a Samba domain controller

Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console supports a Linux domain controller running only on Samba 4.

A Samba domain controller supports the same schema extensions as a Microsoft Active Directory domain controller. You can enable full compatibility of a Samba domain controller with a Microsoft Active Directory domain controller by using the Samba 4 schema extension. This is an optional action.

We recommend enabling full compatibility of a Samba domain controller with a Microsoft Active Directory domain controller. This will ensure the correct interaction between Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console and the Samba domain controller.

To enable full compatibility of a Samba domain controller with a Microsoft Active Directory domain controller:

1. Execute the following command to use the RFC2307 schema extension:

   samba-tool domain provision --use-rfc2307 --interactive

2. Enable the schema update in a Samba domain controller. To do this, add the following line to the /etc/samba/smb.conf file:

   dsdb:schema update allowed = true

   If the schema update completes with an error, you need to perform a full restore of the domain controller that acts as a schema master.

For all Linux-based hosts within a Samba domain controller, specify the netbios name and workgroup parameters in the /etc/samba/smb.conf file. Otherwise, polling results may contain duplicate hosts.

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