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Yeah that can be a PITA. Samba is always an option if you want to make it a bit easier for yourself. You can run a domain for Windows (and other platform) machi
by DKnoll 9y ago
Yeah that can be a PITA. Samba is always an option if you want to make it a bit easier for yourself. You can run a domain for Windows (and other platform) machines without the increased overhead and licensing cost of a Windows DC (although you can get away with running a server core DC on as little as 512MB of RAM, I generally use 2GB).
- Aloha 9y agoIn my case, I'm looking at purchasing a newer version of server, and just migrating the whole thing over, so I can RDP directly into the host, and maintain things - this was a good move however when I was operating on a tight budget - it should be pretty trivial to migrate my VM's later to another box.