I configured a CIFS server in a datamover( server_6). I am now trying to place my ntxmap.conf file for this datamover alone. The Emc document tells me to place it /etc/ directory of the data movers (server_6) root file system. How do i find that ? Do I need to place the file in /etc or is there a separate /etc/ for the datamover server_6 ? Any help with the actual path would be appreciated.
As to upload one to server_6 have you looked at the "server_file" command, it will by defaults upload/download from the "/etc" directory of the Data Mover?
It will upload the file on the Data Mover and there is no need to specify a directory
E.g. server_file server_6 -put my_ntxmap,conf ntxmap.conf
Currently users home directory are accessed via LINUX boxes through ldap. They are requesting to have access to their directories through windows server. So when I export it through CIFS server and user tries creating a file I see the file ownership "32768". So I thought I could create a ntxmap.conf and map the ldap uid and make it the same.
Junior, from what you say I understand that you want to setup a multiprotocol (cifs nfs) environment
You need to look at the Naming Service and Multiprocol documentation
You can also search this forum on these topics
In short:
UIDs and GIDs of objects created by Windows users are by default allocated by Usermapper process wich runs on server_2 and stored in usermapper DB as well as in a permanent cache (called secmap) on the DM or VDM
You probably need to configure Ldap on the DM so that it searches your Ldap DB for UID/GID
I was able to do this and it works like a charm I did not even configure the ntxmap since the uid, gid mapping is done by ldap. This eliminated manual steps of mapping the userids. In our env though both windows and unix user have same user names. I read so many documents on this usermap, secmap, ntxmap. and was able to make this working. Even though the actual setting up process was simple to have a complete understanding of the working you need to read all the documents. Thanks for the help. Here are steps and commands I used to set it up.
To upload one to server_6 have you looked at the "server_file" command, it will by defaults upload/download from the "/etc" directory of the Data Mover?
It will upload the file on the Data Mover and there is no need to specify a directory
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Why do you need a ntxmap.conf file?
As to upload one to server_6 have you looked at the "server_file" command, it will by defaults upload/download from the "/etc" directory of the Data Mover?
It will upload the file on the Data Mover and there is no need to specify a directory
E.g. server_file server_6 -put my_ntxmap,conf ntxmap.conf
Claude