Hardware

OK, here's the dealio...

I have share exported via CIFS and NFS from our 7110 array running 2010.02.09.2.1,1-1.18

I have AD configured for CIFS Authentication.

I have a UNIX desktop so I am using SMB authenticate via AD and talk to the CIF share on the array.

I have the NFS share mounted using vers 3 on Solaris 10.

Now, the problem..........

PERMISSIONS!!!

Here’s what I want to do,

Create a file or folder on the CIF and preserve the username on NFS.

Example, I login as myself via AD, bam I’m on the array.

Create a file.

Check the ownership of the file on the NFS mount and it’s suddenly become a series of numbers. Of which I assume are taken from my Windows SID. As Solaris can’t relate my SID to a UNIX username I’m left out in the dark.

So, I then tried to set up some rule based identity mapping so my Windows login would be converted to my UNIX username, no luck still a series of numbers for me listed against my files.

I could work around this if I could chown but I can’t even do that as it says chown: filename: Not owner

What gives? How do I keep my username from CIFS to NFS? HELP!!!!