Name Mapping window

Name Mappings​

You can create and use name mappings to map your UNIX users to Windows users, Windows users to UNIX users, or Kerberos users to UNIX users.

Command buttons​

Add

Opens the Add Name Mapping Entry dialog box, which enables you to create a name mapping on storage virtual machines (SVMs) .

Edit

Opens the Edit Name Mapping Entry dialog box, which enables you to edit a name mapping on SVMs .

Delete

Opens the Delete Name Mapping Entries dialog box, which enables you to delete a name mapping entry.

Swap

Opens the Swap Name Mapping Entries dialog box, which enables you to interchange positions of the two selected name mapping entries.

Refresh

Updates the information in the window.

Name mappings list​

Position

Specifies the name mapping's position in the priority list. Name mappings are applied in the order in which they occur in the priority list.

Pattern

Specifies the user name pattern that must be matched.

Replacement

Specifies the replacement pattern for the user name.

Direction

Specifies the direction of the name mapping. Possible values are krb_unix for a Kerberos-to-UNIX name mapping, win_unix for a Windows-to-UNIX name mapping, and unix_win for a UNIX-to-Windows name mapping.

Group Mappings​

If an Infinite Volume supports both NFSv4.1 ACLs and SMB, you can create and use group mappings to map your UNIX groups to Windows groups, Windows groups to UNIX groups, or Kerberos groups to UNIX groups.

Command buttons​

Add

Opens the Add Group Mapping Entry dialog box, which enables you to create a group mapping on SVMs .

Edit

Opens the Edit Group Mapping Entry dialog box, which enables you to edit the group mapping on SVMs .

Delete

Opens the Delete Group Mapping Entries dialog box, which enables you to delete a group mapping entry.

Swap

Opens the Swap Group Mapping Entries dialog box, which enables you to interchange positions of the two selected group mapping entries.

Refresh

Updates the information in the window.

Group mappings list​

Position

Specifies the group mapping's position in the priority list. Group mappings are applied in the order in which they occur in the priority list.

Pattern

Specifies the user name pattern that must be matched.

Replacement

Specifies the replacement pattern for the user names.

Direction

Specifies the direction of the group mapping. Possible values are krb_unix for a Kerberos-to-UNIX group mapping, win_unix for a Windows-to-UNIX group mapping, and unix_win for a UNIX-to-Windows group mapping.