- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Additional Resources
- Overview
- Deep dive: File system security and access in a multiprotocol environment
- Configure a NAS server for multiprotocol file sharing
- Configuring NAS servers for multiprotocol file sharing
- Create a NAS server for multiprotocol file sharing (SMB and NFS)
- Configure a NAS server UNIX Directory Service
- Upload or view an LDAPS CA certificate for a NAS server
- Change NAS server UNIX credential settings
- Configuring user mappings for multiprotocol NAS servers
- Change NAS server user mappings
- Configure a file system for multiprotocol file sharing
- Configure shares
- Enable multiprotocol file sharing on an existing NAS server
- Configure distributed file system and widelinks
- Troubleshooting a multiprotocol configuration
Dell PowerStore Configuring Multiprotocol File Sharing
Automatic user-mapping process
The automatic user-mapping process maps the UNIX UID to the Windows SID. Mapping is done by matching the username from the UDS or local files to the username from the AD.
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