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Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 4 comments
Linux Journal; By Shawn Powers 		Mail this story
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More than any other program, Samba allows Linux desktops to exist in the world of Windows. In fact, Samba historically has allowed Linux to live secretly in the server room as well. It's possible to emulate a Primary Domain Controller from your Linux server, and Windows machines can't tell the difference. The problem is that Microsoft no longer uses PDCs and has turned to Active Directory.

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Comments (4)

helios ·
Subscription site/ACCESS DENIED!

Yep, I wonder what the percentage of Linux Users is that subscribe to this magazine. Brilliant move.
tracyanne ·
I don't need to read a Shawn Powers article so badly that I'm about to subscribe.
tuxchick ·
LOL TA. I was thinking that exact thought.

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