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NOTE: Reboot your system after the installation is complete. 9. Go to the NFS client, obtain the /etc/passwd and /etc/group files and copy them to a USB key. 10. Go to the UNM server and copy the UNIX files from the USB key to a local hard disk. Open Microsoft Services for NFS. 11. Select User Name Mapping and right-click Properties. 12. Go to UNIX User Source tab and select the Use Password and Group Files option. 13. Click the Browse button, select the password and group files that you had copied in the previous step. 14. Go to the Simple Mapping tab, select the Use simple maps option, and click Apply. 15. Select User Maps, and right-click Create Map. 16. Click List Windows Users and List UNIX Users options. Map the users (select one user at a time) and add to the list. Repeat this step for other listed users. 17. Open Group Maps → Create Maps. 18. List Windows & UNIX groups, map them and add to the list. 19. Open the .maphosts file (C:\Windows\msnfs and C:\Windows\amd64\cmpnents\r2 and look for the .maphosts file) and add the NFS server details (IP 4 address or host name, if DNS exists) and save the file. Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services As Identity Mapping Source Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) is used for identity mapping on computers that run Windows Server 2008 R2 in an environment where no Active Directory exists to support user mapping. Before you start AD LDS mapping: • Determine the users and groups on the UNIX-based computer that must be mapped to users and groups on the Windows-based computer. • Get the UID and GID for each UNIX user, and the GID for each UNIX group. • Create a user or group on the Windows-based computer for each UNIX user or group to be mapped. NOTE: Each UID and GID requires a unique mapping. You cannot use one-to-many or many-to-one mappings. Configuring AD LDS For Services For NFS To configure AD LDS for services for NFS you must: 1. Install the AD LDS server role. 2. Create a new AD LDS instance. 3. Extend the AD LDS schema to support NFS user mapping. 4. Set a default instance name for AD LDS instances. 5. Update the active directory schema. 6. Add user and group account maps from a UNIX-based computer to a Windows-based computer. 7. Authorize appropriate access to the ADS LDS namespace object. 8. Configure the mapping source. Installing The AD LDS Server Role To install the AD LDS Server Role: 1. Click Start → Administrative Tools → Server Manager. 2. In the console tree, right-click the Roles node, and click Add Roles to start the Add Roles Wizard. 17

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NOTE:
Reboot your system after the installation is complete.
9.
Go to the
NFS client
, obtain the
/etc/passwd
and
/etc/group files
and copy them to a USB key.
10.
Go to the UNM server and copy the UNIX files from the USB key to a local hard disk. Open
Microsoft Services for
NFS
.
11.
Select
User Name Mapping
and right-click
Properties
.
12.
Go to
UNIX User Source
tab and select the
Use Password and Group Files
option.
13.
Click the
Browse
button, select the password and group files that you had copied in the previous step.
14.
Go to the
Simple Mapping
tab, select the
Use simple maps
option, and click
Apply
.
15.
Select
User Maps
, and right-click
Create Map
.
16.
Click
List Windows Users
and
List UNIX Users
options. Map the users (select one user at a time) and add to the list.
Repeat this step for other listed users.
17.
Open
Group Maps
→
Create Maps
.
18.
List
Windows & UNIX groups
, map them and add to the list.
19.
Open the
.maphosts
file
(C:\Windows\msnfs
and
C:\Windows\amd64\cmpnents\r2
and look for the
.maphosts
file)
and add the NFS server details (IP 4 address or host name, if DNS exists) and save the file.
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services As Identity Mapping Source
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) is used for identity mapping on computers that run Windows
Server 2008 R2 in an environment where no Active Directory exists to support user mapping.
Before you start AD LDS mapping:
•
Determine the users and groups on the UNIX-based computer that must be mapped to users and groups on the
Windows-based computer.
•
Get the UID and GID for each UNIX user, and the GID for each UNIX group.
•
Create a user or group on the Windows-based computer for each UNIX user or group to be mapped.
NOTE:
Each UID and GID requires a unique mapping. You cannot use one-to-many or many-to-one mappings.
Configuring AD LDS For Services For NFS
To configure AD LDS for services for NFS you must:
1.
Install the AD LDS server role.
2.
Create a new AD LDS instance.
3.
Extend the AD LDS schema to support NFS user mapping.
4.
Set a default instance name for AD LDS instances.
5.
Update the active directory schema.
6.
Add user and group account maps from a UNIX-based computer to a Windows-based computer.
7.
Authorize appropriate access to the ADS LDS namespace object.
8.
Configure the mapping source.
Installing The AD LDS Server Role
To install the AD LDS Server Role:
1.
Click
Start
→
Administrative Tools
→
Server Manager.
2.
In the console tree, right-click the
Roles
node, and click
Add Roles
to start the
Add Roles Wizard
.
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