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Dell FluidFS NAS Solutions Administrator's Guide

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Enabling User Authentication Through An NIS Database

  1. Select Cluster Management > Authentication > Identity Management Database. The Identity Management Database page is displayed.
  2. Select Users and groups are defined in a NIS database.
  3. In Domain name, enter the domain name of the NIS database.
  4. In any blank NIS server, enter the name or IP address of the NIS server.
  5. To add an NIS server for redundancy purposes, click Add NIS server. An additional NIS server is displayed in the list of NIS servers.
  6. To remove an NIS server from the list, select the NIS server that you want to delete and click Delete NIS server(s).
  7. Click OK when prompted to accept the changes.
  8. Click Save Changes.

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