6.5 HP StoreAll OS CLI Reference Guide

ibrix_idmapping
Used to manage ID mappings.
Description
The ibrix_idmapping command lets you add and modify ID mappings, in addition to enabling
and disabling the ID mapping. You can also use the ibrix_idmapping command to display
information of the ID mapping.
Synopsis
Adds ID mapping and enables the feature:
ibrix_idmapping -a [-O IDMapNameServiceOrder] [-M NisMaxEntries] [-F
FileMaxEntries] [-U UserMapFilePath] [-G GroupMapFilePath][-u
UserMapFile] [-g GroupMapFile] [-r RequireNameCaseMatch] [-c
FirstCaseIndepenentMatch] [-w DenyConnectionUserWithoutID] [-s
SkipEnumForAccountWithoutID]
• -O IDmapNameServiceOrder, for example: NIS, LDAP, FILES or any combination of these
services.
• Keep in mind:
The UserNameFilePath and GroupNameFilePath parameters are required when
"files" is assigned as a service in the IDMapNameServiceOrder.
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◦ All required LDAP parameters must be set using the ibrix_ldapidmapping command
prior to assigning "ldap" as a service using the IDmapNameServiceOrder parameter.
• -M NisMaxEntries is the maximum NIS entries, for example: 10
• -F FileMaxEntries is the maximum file entries, for example: 10
• -U UserMapFilePath, Sets the file path and sync to passive nodes for username, for
example: /etc/useridmap.map
• -G GroupMapFilePath, Sets the file path and sync to passive nodes for Groupname, for
example: /etc/groupidmap.map
• -u UserMapFile, Transfers the file across the nodes to keep in sync the passive nodes for
UserMap file, for example: /etc/useridmap.map
• -g GroupMapFile, Transfers the file across the nodes to keep in sync the passive nodes for
GroupMap file, for example: /etc/groupidmap.map
NOTE: You cannot use the –U,, -G, -u, and -g parameters all together in one command.
However, –U and –G can be used together in one command. Further, when including either
the –u or –g option to transfer files, ensure that neither the –U or –G option is included in the
command at the same time.
• -r RequireNameCaseMatch, Default is 1 (enabled). Options are: 0 or 1
• -c FirstCaseIndepenentMatch, Default is 0 (disabled). Options are: 0 or 1
NOTE: RequireNameCaseMatch and FirstCaseIndependentMatch cannot be set
at the same time.
• -w DenyConnectionUserWithoutID, Default is 0 (disabled). Options are: 0 or 1
• -s SkipEnumForAccountWithoutID, Default is 1 (enabled). Options are: 0 or 1
Modify the ID mapping and enable the feature:
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