Samba as DC

[Chris Rose <offline@shaw.ca>]

 
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First off, i'll confess that i know very little about exactly what a domain controller does, so i might be barking up the wrong tree, here, and there may be a much simpler solution.

I have a firewall (Clarkconnect - they're really good) that acts as a router for my home network/cable internet.  It currently provides DHCP services and NAT.

I just bought a wireless router, though, and now i have a problem.  My laptop is now on the router's subnet (192.168.0.*) while the rest of the systems are on the firewall's internal subnet, along with the WAN side of the wireless router (192.168.1.*)

What i want is to get filesharing working again between all these systems...  Is it as simple as changing the subnet masks from 255.255.255.0 to 255.255.0.0?  Or do i have to set up DC services on the firewall?  And if i do, how do i do it?

Thanks in advance...

Chris R.
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