Iomega DataSafe Network Device User Manual
DataSafe NAS User’s Manual
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If enabled, simple maps create automatic mappings
between Unix users and Microsoft Windows users that
both share the same user name. In a simple user map,
users in a Windows domain are implicitly mapped
one-to-one to UNIX users on the basis of user name.
When the Windows domain and the UNIX 'passwd' and
group files or Network Information Services (NIS)
domain are identified, the simple maps function maps
users who have the same name in both the Windows
and UNIX or NIS domain. If no match exists for a user
name in either place, that user is not mapped.
between Unix users and Microsoft Windows users that
both share the same user name. In a simple user map,
users in a Windows domain are implicitly mapped
one-to-one to UNIX users on the basis of user name.
When the Windows domain and the UNIX 'passwd' and
group files or Network Information Services (NIS)
domain are identified, the simple maps function maps
users who have the same name in both the Windows
and UNIX or NIS domain. If no match exists for a user
name in either place, that user is not mapped.
Note:
To access this page you must have entered a
valid NIS server name on the
valid NIS server name on the
General
tab.
To enable simple maps
1. On the primary menu bar, select
Services
.
2. On the secondary menu bar, select
NFS
.
3. On the
NFS Service
page, click
User and
Group Mappings
.
4. Click the
Simple Maps
tab (Figure 26).
Figure 26 Simple Maps tab
5. Check the
Enable simple maps
check box.
6. On the
Windows domain
drop-down list, select
the local machine, or the domain to which the
local machine belongs.
If you select the DataSafe NAS name, the local
users and groups will be mapped.
local machine belongs.
If you select the DataSafe NAS name, the local
users and groups will be mapped.