Each UNIX user name and numerical UID can be manually entered, along with its corresponding Windows user and domain name. Users configured manually will appear as permanent in the NFS users list.
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Navigate to
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User Mapping page.
The fields and items on this page are described in the table below:
Field/Item Description EVS Security Context Displays the currently selected EVS security context. Click change to select a different EVS security context or to select the global configuration. Selecting a different EVS security context changes the EVS to which the mapping applies. Filter Filter the list of user mappings using any of the following criteria: - Name, which applies to the NFSv2/v3, NFSv4 user names or the Windows user name.
- UID, which can be used to specify a range of UID values to display, or a minimum/maximum UID value to display.
- Fill the Include Discovered Information check box to also display information that has been discovered from NIS servers, LDAP servers, or domain controllers.
NFSv2/3 Name User name configured in the UNIX environment. UID User ID configured in the UNIX environment. Windows Name User name configured in the Windows environment. Windows ID User ID configured in the Windows environment. NFSv4 Name Displays the NFSv4 user name. Kerberos Name Displays the Kerberos principal (of the form user@realm) for the user. details Changes the properties of a mapping, or to display more detailed information about a mapping. add Opens the Add User Mapping page. delete Deletes the selected mapping. refresh cache Clears the NAS Manager cache, and then repopulates the cache with the relevant objects. Note: This is different than clicking the browser refresh button, which picks up any recent updates without clearing the cache.Refresh Mappings Refreshes the mappings without clearing the cache. Import Users Opens the Import User Mappings page. View Domain Mapping Opens the Domain Mappings page. Group Mappings Opens the Group Mappings page.