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Set SMB share permissions using SID
Hello -
Does anyone the syntax or an example to modify or set the share permission on an Isilon using a SID when there are multiple AD domains?
In my example, the provider is ADS:FOOINC.ORG with two active directory domains: fooinc.org and fooroot.org. In this case, all my SIDs are from the "fooinc.org" active directory domain.
Leveraging commands from https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-7112 I am able to list permissions for a share with the SIDs.
Here an example output:
ACL DUMP REPORT
Share : \\FOO-ISFIL1\ServerTechs
UID : 32772
GID : 32776
Rights : rwxr-xr-x
owner SID : S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-1e2a
group SID : S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-201
DACL
GROUP 33028 S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-1d58d
ALLOWED 0x0 0x1f01ff RWXPDO
GROUP 32780 S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-4b3a
ALLOWED 0x0 0x1f01ff RWXPDO
While that same document also includes a method to map the SID back to a friendlier FOOCORP\USER1 account, I am looking to bypass that step if possible.
nasadmin@FOO-VNX-CS0 ~]$ server_cifssupport FOO-vdm1 -secmap -list -sid S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-4b3a -acl -share "ServerTechs"
FOO-vdm1 : done
SECMAP GROUP MAPPING TABLE
GID Origin Date of creation Name SID
32780 usermapper Wed Nov 16 10:56:12 2011 FOOCORP\USER1 S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-4b3a
Due to internal regulations, the shares are configured with share-level permissions in addition to the NTFS permissions on the folders and files themselves.
Here are the results of my attempt to set the permissions using the SID>
ISILON-1# isi smb shares permission create testshare1 --zone=System --permission-type allow --permission change --sid S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-4b3a
Failed to create persona 'SID:S-1-5-15-70cd0fe5-61e22ca0-17c15952-4b3a'
ISLION-1#
There are 300 shares to recreate and configure with share-level permissions.
Many thanks in advance for any help or ideas.
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