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Configuring Identity Mapping (CLI)
IDMU
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To save your settings, click APPLY. To clear your settings, click REVERT.
Related Topics
For information on the different mapping modes, see
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Concepts" on page
To create an "allow" or "deny" mapping rule, see
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(BUI)" on page
Configuring Identity Mapping (CLI)
Use the following procedure to configure identity mapping.
Ensure that you are joined to at least one Active Directory domain.
Before You Begin
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Go to configuration services idmap.
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Enter get to view the identity mapping properties.
hostname:configuration services idmap> get
<status> = online
ad_unixuser_attr =
ad_unixgroup_attr =
nldap_winname_attr =
directory_based_mapping = none
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Set directory_based_mapping to one of the following mapping modes.
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To use rule-based mapping, set directory_based_mapping to none.
hostname:configuration services idmap> set directory_based_mapping=none
hostname:configuration services idmap>
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To use directory-based mapping, set directory_based_mapping to name and
assign each of the following attributes.
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The three *_attr properties correspond to the three fields on C>S>Identity
Mapping>Properties.
ad_unixuser_attr - Name in the Active Directory database of the equivalent UNIX
user name
"Identity Mapping
"Creating a Mapping Rule
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