Roaming profiles across devices (Bonus: Web access)

I did some more testing.

I wasn’t able to mount the shared device i did on any machine (windows 10 or ubuntu 20.04)

I tried this video till minute 2 on a windows 10 machine

and than i tried to use the file explorer and “add network share” with
\IP\shares\feedback

and the username pw of a user within the domain user group.
I also tried the ucs-4242.domain.intranet one with no success either.

As next step i tried the ubuntu machine with

smbclient -U alice -L //IP/shares/feedback

And other combinations of the path parameter.
All of them returned Error NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL

So i went to the server and checked port and services.
It seems like no smb service is running (and therefore the server does not listen on port 445).

So i checked more docs and came across this:

And i noticed that i did not installed the “active directory compatible domaincontroller”.
So i installed that one as well (its pretty odd that this is not installed on default, maybe there should be a walk through like "do you want feature x, y or z? Follow the guide a, b, or c. )

After the installation succeeded at least something happened:

smbclient -U alice -L //IP/shares/feedback
Enter WORKGROUP\alice's password: 

	Sharename       Type      Comment
	---------       ----      -------
	netlogon        Disk      Domain logon service
	sysvol          Disk      
	print$          Disk      Printer Drivers
	feedback        Disk      
	home directories Disk      
	IPC$            IPC       IPC Service (Univention Corporate Server)
SMB1 disabled -- no workgroup available

So i probably missed somekind of group.
I checked this link.

and watched the univention registery for “samba4/ldap/base” as well as “ldap/base”, which both have the value dc=MYDOMAIN, dc=INTRANET (one in upper case one in lower case)

therefore i tried:

smbclient -U alice@mydomain.intranet //IP/shares/feedback

as well as different other pates i could imagine, like /home or /home/alice.
They all as for my password and then return

tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME

Well, that was a bit of a journey so far, but still I am not able to mount any kind of share.
Maybe @crunch or someone else could make use of that informations.