Which three server types are made possible by installing SAMBA on Oracle Linux and activating SAMBA services?
A.
active directory domain controller
B.
Network Information Service (NIS) server
C.
domain member server
D.
Windows NT domain controller
E.
stand-alone workgroup server
100% sure
C,D,E
B C E
o A Samba server can be a member of an AD or NT4 security domain, but it
cannot operate as a domain controller.
o A Samba server can act as a standalone server within a workgroup.
C, D, E
What I wrote previously is true: the OEL Admin Guide does say Samba cannot act as a PDC for WinNT. However, yum info samba shows Samba is offered as v3.23, and referring to the following:
o Excerpt from Samba3-HOWTO:
As a PDC, Samba-3 is not able to provide an exact alternative to the
functionality that is available with Active Directory. Samba-3 can provide
a scalable LDAP-based PDC/BDC solution.
You can also get Samba4 (yum info samba4) which can act as PDC for NT4 & AD.
C D E
100% sure