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3. In the Active Directory panel, click Leave. Domain users will be prevented from access if you leave the Active Directory domain. The status changes to not configured. NOTE: You cannot delete the Active Directory configuration. Configure or Modify NIS or LDAP for a NAS Cluster To authenticate UNIX clients, you can use NIS or LDAP for external authentication. NOTE: Configuring NIS or LDAP interrupts client access to SMB shares. To configure NIS or LDAP in a NAS cluster or to modify the existing configuration: 1. Click Group, expand Group Configuration, and then select the NAS cluster. 2. Click the Authentication tab. 3. In the UNIX Authentication panel, click Configure UNIX authentication. 4. In the UNIX Authentication Server Configuration dialog box, select NIS or LDAP and enter or modify the NIS or LDAP information. 5. Click OK. Delete NIS or LDAP Configuration for a NAS Cluster You can delete the current NIS or LDAP configuration in the NAS cluster. If you want to resume use of NIS or LDAP, you must configure NIS or LDAP again. To delete the NIS or LDAP configuration: 1. Click Group, expand Group Configuration, and then select the NAS cluster. 2. Click the Authentication tab. 3. In the UNIX Authentication panel, click Remove UNIX authentication. 4. Confirm that you want to remove the UNIX authentication. Modify the Client Network Configuration To modify the client network configuration: 1. Click Group, expand Group Configuration, and then select the NAS cluster. 2. Click the Network tab, then double-click the client network to be modified. The Modify Client Network dialog box opens. 3. Modify the following fields as needed: • Name The client network name is Client by default and cannot be changed. • VLAN tagging Configure ID numbers ranging from 1-4094. The default VLAN is 0. • Netmask Can be modified. • Virtual IP addresses Click Auto fill to automatically enter NAS cluster IP addresses based on the first IP address in the above list. If you delete an IP address, any client connected to the IP address is disconnected. The client usually reconnects automatically. • NAS controller IP addresses for the client network Click Auto fill to automatically enter NAS controller IP addresses based on the first NAS cluster IP address. If you change a NAS controller IP address, clients might be disconnected. The client usually reconnects automatically. NAS Cluster Operations 173

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3.
In the Active Directory panel, click
Leave
.
Domain users will be prevented from access if you leave the Active Directory domain. The status changes to
not
configured
.
NOTE: You cannot delete the Active Directory
configuration.
Configure
or Modify NIS or LDAP for a NAS Cluster
To authenticate UNIX clients, you can use NIS or LDAP for external authentication.
NOTE:
Configuring
NIS or LDAP interrupts client access to SMB shares.
To
configure
NIS or LDAP in a NAS cluster or to modify the existing
configuration:
1.
Click
Group
, expand
Group
Configuration
, and then select the NAS cluster.
2.
Click the
Authentication
tab.
3.
In the UNIX Authentication panel, click
Configure
UNIX authentication
.
4.
In the UNIX Authentication Server
Configuration
dialog box, select
NIS
or
LDAP
and enter or modify the NIS or LDAP
information.
5.
Click
OK
.
Delete NIS or LDAP
Configuration
for a NAS Cluster
You can delete the current NIS or LDAP
configuration
in the NAS cluster. If you want to resume use of NIS or LDAP, you must
configure
NIS or LDAP again.
To delete the NIS or LDAP
configuration:
1.
Click
Group
, expand
Group
Configuration
, and then select the NAS cluster.
2.
Click the
Authentication
tab.
3.
In the UNIX Authentication panel, click
Remove UNIX authentication
.
4.
Confirm
that you want to remove the UNIX authentication.
Modify the Client Network
Configuration
To modify the client network
configuration:
1.
Click
Group
, expand
Group
Configuration
, and then select the NAS cluster.
2.
Click the
Network
tab, then double-click the client network to be
modified.
The Modify Client Network dialog box opens.
3.
Modify the following
fields
as needed:
•
Name
The client network name is
Client
by default and cannot be changed.
•
VLAN tagging
Configure
ID numbers ranging from 1–4094. The default VLAN is 0.
•
Netmask
Can be
modified.
•
Virtual IP addresses
Click
Auto
fill
to automatically enter NAS cluster IP addresses based on the
first
IP address in the above list. If you delete an
IP address, any client connected to the IP address is disconnected. The client usually reconnects automatically.
•
NAS controller IP addresses for the client network
Click
Auto
fill
to automatically enter NAS controller IP addresses based on the
first
NAS cluster IP address. If you change a
NAS controller IP address, clients might be disconnected. The client usually reconnects automatically.
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