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Template: samba4/upgrade-from-v3
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Upgrade from Samba 3?
It is possible to migrate the existing configuration files from Samba 3 to
Samba 4. This is likely to fail for complex setups, but should provide a
good starting point for most existing installations.
Template: samba4/server-role
Type: select
Choices: domain controller, member, standalone, none
Default: domain controller
_Description: Server role
Domain controllers manage NT4-style or Active Directory domains and
provide services such as identity management and domain logons. Each
domain needs to have a at least one domain controller.
.
Member servers can be part of a NT4-style or Active Directory domain but
do not provide any domain services. Workstations and file or print servers
are usually regular domain members.
.
A standalone server can not be used in a domain and only supports file
sharing and Windows for Workgroups-style logins.
.
If no server role is specified, the Samba server will not be provisioned,
so this can be done manually by the user.
Template: samba4/realm
Type: string
Default: REALM
_Description: Realm name:
Please specify the Kerberos realm for the domain that this domain controller
controls.
.
Usually this is the a capitalized version of your DNS hostname.
Template: samba4/admin_password
Type: password
#flag:translate!:4
_Description: New password for the Samba "administrator" user:
If this field is left blank, a random password will be generated.
.
A password can be set later by running, as root:
.
$ samba-tool user setpassword administrator
Template: samba4/admin_password_again
Type: password
_Description: Repeat password for the Samba "administrator" user:
Template: samba4/password_mismatch
Type: error
_Description: Password input error
The two passwords you entered were not the same. Please try again.
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