Getsystemwindowsgroupnamesfromdomainlist; Mapsystemwindowsusernametounixusername; Mapsystemwindowsgroupnametounixgroupname; Unmapsystemwindowsusernamefromunixusername - HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 - Version 1.6.X Command Reference Manual

getSystemWindowsGroupNamesFromDomainList

Returns a list of mapped users, with both Windows and UNIX user IDs listed, for the specified
Windows domain.

mapSystemWindowsUserNameToUnixUserName

Maps the specified Windows user name to the specified UNIX user name and ID.

mapSystemWindowsGroupNameToUnixGroupName

Maps the specified Windows group name to the specified UNIX group name and ID.

unmapSystemWindowsUserNameFromUnixUserName

Unmaps the specified Windows user name from the specified UNIX domain and user name.

unmapSystemWindowsGroupNameFromUnixGroupName

Unmaps the specified Windows group name from the specified UNIX domain and user name.

User and Group Quota Settings

Quotas allow you to restrict the space usage on the HP NAS 8000 for both users and groups.
You also can enable default quotas for users and/or groups. The default quota applies to all
users or groups who do not have a specific quota assigned to them. A user or group goes
beyond their defined space usage cannot write additional data to the system. Each user can
have one quota on a file volume.
Quotas are set on a per file volume basis. You must enable a file volume for quotas before the
settings can be modified. You can have a quota larger than the available space on the file
volume.
All user list files and quota files are in text form to allow for easy editing and script
conditioning.

getSystemGroupQuota

Returns information about the quota defined for the specified group on the specified file
volume.
HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 Command Reference
outParam[0:N] = Windows user
inParam[0] = Domain
outParam[0:N] = Windows user -> UNIX user
inParam[0] = Windows user name
inParam[1] = unix name | unix name:uid | uid
inParam[0] = Windows group name
inParam[1] = unix group | unix group:gid | gid
inParam[0] = Windows user name
inParam[1] = UNIX name DOMAIN+unixuser
inParam[0] = Windows group name
inParam[1] = UNIX name DOMAIN+unixuser
inParam[0] = Group name
inParam[1] = Volume name
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