I believe this error is generally reported if the user you are trying to add the machine to the domain with, doesn't have sufficient privileges to do so.
Have you tried using the Administrator account to add the RHEL5 server?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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01 Jul 09
I believe this error is generally reported if the user you are trying to add the machine to the domain with, doesn't have sufficient privileges to do so.
Have you tried using the Administrator account to add the RHEL5 server?
26 Jun 09
You could also try the open source project likewise-open.
Likewise is an application that is downstream off Samba and Winbind that makes a Linux machine behave as a windows machine, when it comes to connecting it to a Windows AD.
Check it out here
We have used both Likewise and also the way the other guys mentioned in our environment and are moving to having all our servers running likewise AD intergration.
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