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As the question states, I have an OSX client that is currently not a member of the domain.

I am trying to access the SMB shares of the samba4 (Go to server -> smb://server) and I am being prompted to enter my username and password.

When I enter my password nothing happens, Finder remains in a "Connecting..." state but it never connects. I've tried to get a tcpdump to see the exchanged packets and I think that the password is never sent across but I might be wrong.

I've also tried to enable debugging on samba4 but I couldn't make something out of it.

Note that the username I am using, logs in properly from Windows clients. Samba5 has been configured by following the tutorial found here https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_AD_DC_HOWTO

Could you please help me debug this?

EDIT:

As requested, OSX client is 10.8.4. It is not a member of the domain and just tries to access the share files using the username/password in the domain controller (Samba4)

I am trying to setup Samba4 as an active directory controller by following these two tutorials:

http://www.matrix44.net/cms/notes/gnulinux/samba-4-ad-domain-with-ubuntu-12-04 https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba4/HOWTO

Before setting up samba4 I had already configured my bind9, creating my zones (forward and reverse) and even further extended bind9 to auto-update from the DHCP server. Following the instructions I realised that my manual zone and the AD DNS Zone added automatically by samba4 where conflicting.

Searching further led me to this discussion https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2012-July/168226.html that ends by the advice that the zones should be removed from bind9 and samba4 should handle all DNS requests.

However my problem is that in my network (which this AD will be used) is a mixture of Windows, Macs and Linux boxes and I'd like to be able to have bind9 manual zones with dhcp updates as well as samba4 dc.

Is there any way to combine the two?