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Discover Active Directory realm

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Active Directory realm name (Required)

View and modify Active Directory configuration.

An ordered, comma-separated list of Active Directory servers to be used when authenticating. This may be used to prefer closer, or faster servers first. Values may be in IP or DNS form and may optionally have a colon port suffix.

192.168.5.5:389,my.ad.net

Removes the list of ad_servers.

Specifies a DNS name for this anvil to be known by in AD.

Specifies a separate DNS name for the Anvil, distinct from the data portals' name set with --portal-dns-name. Required for NFS v4.2 clients that mount with Kerberos security (sec=krb5) — if it cannot be resolved, those mounts hang and eventually time out or fail. See Joining an Active Directory Domain for how the Anvil and Portal DNS names differ and what each defaults to.

The distinguished name of an organizational unit in which to create the computer account.

Prevents the product from automatically keeping floating IPs registered with Active Directory’s DNS. When disabled, only IPs in the list of DNS configured IPs are registered.

Causes the product to automatically keep floating IPs registered with Active Directory’s DNS. When enabled, there is no need to specify floating IPs in the list of DNS configured IPs. Note that this functionality requires that the username be an account with privileges to manage DNS records.

Add an address (which is listed among the DNS available IPs) to be registered with Active Directory’s DNS. This parameter may be repeated.

Add an address (which is listed among the DNS available IPs) to be registered with Active Directory’s DNS. Only portal floating IPs and Data Portal IPs in the DATA role may be specified. This parameter may be repeated.

Remove a value from the list DNS configured IPs. This parameter may be repeated.

A manually-specified, comma-separated list of IP addresses to register with Active Directory’s DNS. Valid IPs include portal floating IPs, cluster floating IPs, and Data Portal IPs in the DATA role.

Remove all values from the list of IP addresses to register with Active Directory’s DNS.

Flush Active Directory cache.

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An ordered, comma-separated list of local domains for use with ID mapping. This can be used to configure the order in which domains will be used when resolving a user.

example.local,example.internal,corp.example.com,forest.example.com

Clear customized local domains and use the default list for ID mapping.

The schema used to map Active Directory SIDs to uids and gids. When AD (which is the default) is specified, no cross-protocol user mapping between NFS and SMB takes place. Possible values: RFC2307 | RFC2307BIS | AD.

Join Active Directory domain.

Leave from Active Directory domain.

Password for the username.

Specifies a DNS name for the data portals to be known by in AD. Sometimes referred to as the NetBIOS name. May only be specified when joining. When not specified, the current cluster name is used, or if portal-dns-name was previously set, it is used.

Specifies the DNS/NetBIOS name the data portals are known by in AD. May only be specified when joining. When not specified, the current cluster name is used, or if a portal DNS name was previously set, it is used. In Hammerspace 5.2 this option was named --smb-server-name; scripts using the old name must switch to --portal-dns-name.

Active Directory realm.

Recreate NFS SPNs.

Attempt to remove the computer from the domain (password required if specified).

Active directory account name with privileges to add or remove workstations to or from a domain.

View Active Directory configuration.

Create domain ID mapping rule

Rule attribute (Required)

Create bidirectional rule

Domain to map from (Required)

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Inherit by subtrees of domain to map from

Inherit by subtrees of domain to map to

Don’t Inherit by subtrees of domain to map from

Don’t Inherit by subtrees of domain to map to

Rule order

Domain to map to (Required)

Delete domain ID mapping rule

Domain to map from

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Domain mapping ID

Domain to map to

List domain ID mapping rules

Print extra information for each element

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domain ID mapping ID

Reload domain ID mapping rules

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Configures and views SMB parameters.

Access Control List for the SMB autohome directory. Possible values: PUBLIC | GROUP | PRIVATE.

Access control list to apply to the autohome entry. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

Create a new SMB autohome entry

Create an SMB autohome entry. Requires a share selector (--share-id, --share-name, or --share-internal-id), --home-share-name, and exactly one of --username or --default.

Delete an SMB autohome entry

Delete an SMB autohome entry. Requires one of --id, --internal-id, --default, or --username.

Disable SMB autohome feature system-wide

Enable SMB autohome feature system-wide

Update an existing SMB autohome entry

Update an existing SMB autohome entry. Requires one of --id, --internal-id, --default, or --username.

Whether to auto-create the autohome directory if missing. The parent path must exist, or the autohome share won’t be published.

Create the home directory for the autohome entry. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

Indicates this is the default SMB autohome entry

Applies the autohome operation to the default entry rather than to a named user. Mutually exclusive with --username, --id, and --internal-id.

Disable the distributed lock manager for SMB data access. Only use when file locking, including byte-range locking is not required. This setting applies to all shares.

Enable the distributed lock manager for SMB data access.

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Home share name presented to the SMB user

Name of the home share created for the autohome entry. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

The ID of the SMB autohome entry to update, or delete

Identifier of the autohome entry to update or delete. Mutually exclusive with --username and --default.

The internal ID of the SMB autohome entry to update, or delete

Internal identifier of the autohome entry to update or delete. Mutually exclusive with --username and --default.

The minimal SMB client protocol (SMB1, SMB2, SMB2_10, SMB3, SMB3_11).

Sets the minimum SMB dialect (SMB1, SMB2, SMB2_10, SMB3, SMB3_11). Requires an argument.

Disable multichannel support

Enable multichannel support

The path to the SMB autohome directory

Path used for the autohome entry. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

The ID of the share to be used for the SMB autohome

Identifies the share the autohome entry applies to, by ID. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

The internal ID of the share to be used for the SMB autohome

Identifies the share the autohome entry applies to, by internal ID. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

The name of the share to be used for the SMB autohome

Identifies the share the autohome entry applies to, by name. Requires --autohome-create or --autohome-update.

Username for which this SMB autohome is created

Applies the autohome operation to the entry for this user. Mutually exclusive with --default, --id, and --internal-id.

View current Active Directory configuration.