I just did a bind of a 10.13 machine to an existing AD infrastructure with zero special accommodations made for Macs/Mac OS X, using the GUI (click the button to open Directory Utility, and it worked a-ok. u AdminUsername -ou "OU=Macs,OU=Computers,OU=OUName,DC=domainname,DC=co,DC=uk" Then you'd need to remove it using the terminal, delete and recreate the computer account in AD, then do the whole process again.įor anyone wishing to know the commands we used, they were: If for any reason you make a change afterwards (set admin groups for example) we found it tends to break the bind. I would have to say it is a pretty horrible process. Also we needed to create the computer account in AD before doing the binding. We managed to get it to work using the built in AD binding tool although the only way we could get it to stick was by using the terminal to do it. There is a message stating ‘the server is not in your authentication searchĪny help would be gratefully appreciated. Users to login’ option is missing and if I open network account server details User account settings, the bind still seems to be active but the ‘allow network Switching off File Vault solved it, but this has not been enabled on any of theĪfter logging in as local admin user and going back into the Click again to stop watching or visit your profile/homepage to manage your watched threads.
Open off for mac os high sierra 10.13.6 install#
I read somewhere of someone having a similar issue, where Xcode want install on high Sierra 10.13.6 You’re now watching this thread and will receive emails when there’s activity. ukĭig -t SRV _ldap_.ukĭig -t SRV _kerberos_tcp. I have checked the DNS settings which appeared OK using theĭig -t SRV _gc_tcp. The computer account both ways without success. I have tried creatingĪ computer account in AD before binding and letting the binding process create Getting their network config through DHCP with the DNS being that of the DomainĬontroller and the search domain being .uk. The Macs initially, I ticked on the option to setup as a mobile user and thisĪllows us to login as the users that were logged in before the first restart,īut no other users can login after this point and it doesn’t accept the NetworkĪdmin account’s credentials to do administrative tasks despite setting theĭomain admins group as being able to administer the mac. The username box stating that ‘Network accounts are unavailable’. When we get to the login screen there is a red dot next to Hitch and we can log in and out as various users. We can get them bound to AD initially, seemingly without a
They have several Macs in their environmentĪnd I’m struggling to get the Mac’s to stay bound to AD.
Open off for mac os high sierra 10.13.6 windows#
I’ve recently setup a new Windows Server 2016 AD Domain forĪ client.
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