Reference Guide

Output
.--------------.--------------.--------------.---------------.---------------.
| Windows User | Windows User | Unix User | Enable | Enable Unix |
| Domain | Name | Name | Windows To | To Windows |
| | | | Unix Mapping | Mapping |
|--------------|--------------|--------------|---------------|---------------|
| NAS | jsmith | johns | Yes | Yes |
'--------------'--------------'--------------'---------------'---------------'
access-control mapping manual edit
Description
Modify a user mapping rule between a Windows and UNIX user.
NOTE: To view a list of existing domains, use the command access-control domains-list.
Format
access-control mapping manual edit <WindowsUserDomain> <WindowsUserName>
<UNIXUserName> {options}
Arguments
Argument Description Format
<WindowsUserDomain> Domain of the Windows user Existing Windows domain
<WindowsUserName> Name of the Windows user Existing Windows user
<UNIXUserName> Name of the UNIX user Existing UNIX user
Options
Option Description Format
-EnableWindowsToUNIXMapping
<EnableWindowsToUNIXMapping
>
Indicate whether the Windows to
UNIX mapping is enabled
Possible values are Yes, No
-EnableUNIXToWindowsMapping
<EnableUNIXToWindowsMapping
>
Indicate whether the UNIX to
Windows mapping is enabled
Possible values are Yes, No
Example
Modify the user mapping rule between a Windows user named jsmith in the NAS domain and a UNIX user
named johns to use UNIX to Windows mapping:
CLI> access-control mapping manual edit NAS john jsmith -
EnableUNIXToWindowsMapping Yes
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