Reference Guide

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

Example

Delete the user mapping rule between a Windows user named jsmith in the NAS domain and a UNIX user

named johnf:

CLI> access-control mapping manual delete NAS jsmith johnf

access-control mapping manual edit

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

CLI Commands