6.5 HP StoreAll OS CLI Reference Guide

ibrix_usernamemapping
Used to manage user mappings.
Description
The ibrix_usernamemapping command lets you add and modify username mappings, in
addition to enabling and disabling the username mapping. You can also use the
ibrix_usernamemapping command to displays information of the username mapping.
Synopsis
Add and enable username mapping:
ibrix_usernamemapping -a [-S UsernameSearchOrder] [-f
StaticUsernameFilePath] [-n DynamicUserNameScriptPath] [-M
UsernameMapDomainSid] [-R AllowUsernameRemapping]
NOTE: The StaticUsernameFilePath and/or DynamicUsernameScriptPath and
DomainSid must be set as part of the initial setup command. If a domainSid is already configured
in the registry, StoreAll uses the configured value. If no domainSid is provided in the command
line, an error message is displayed if a bad domainSid value is returned or if there is no domainSid
provided in the command line.
• -S UsernameSearchOrder can have one of the following values:
STATIC_ONLY = 0◦
◦ DYNAMIC_ONLY = 1
◦ STATIC-DYNAMIC = 2
◦ DYNAMIC-STATIC = 3
Either UsernameSearchOrder or DynamicUserNameScriptPath or both need to be
set prior to setting UsernameSearchOrder depending on the value of
UsernameSearchOrder.
• -f StaticUsernameFilePath is the path to the static username file, for example: /etc/
static.map
• -M UsernameMapDomainSid is the domain SID octate value in the range (2-99), for example:
Input octate - 33
• -R AllowUsernameRemapping the value can be set to 1 or 0, where enable=1 and
disable=0.
Modify and enable username mapping:
ibrix_usernamemapping -m [-S UsernameSearchOrder] [-f
StaticUsernameFilePath] [-n DynamicUsernameScriptPath] [-M
UsernameMapDomainSid] [-R AllowUsernameRemapping]
Modifies the username mapping, modify existing parameters and enable the solution.
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