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Tony Hoyle wrote: > It does, once you get AD to play ball. On a pure Windows->Windows > connection it even works seamlessly, and Unix->Windows is hard but can > work (I can't work it out at the moment but have had it work in the > past) pretty easy. Unix servers are the pain (I once got one of those > to work by accident and never repeated it). One thing to note when trying this (I've actually got it to work, although I'm not sure I could repeat it - using the keytab functions in samba3 helps). Windows has negative caching, so if you have ever failed to connect to a kerberos service you won't normally be able to connect to it until the next reboot. For some reason specfying the realm bypasses this (:gserver;realm=foo:bar:/cvs). Tony