There are three ways you can do this:
1. Use a Windows client
2. Use chmod and use the SID e.g.
groupsid:S-1-5-438473-58347567-4848-55:rwx:allow
3. Even if the group is unmapped it will be mapped to an ephemeral ID
you can see the mapping using "idmap dump" CLI and then you can use
the ephemeral ID like a normal ID in your chmod/chown/chgrp commands.
Afshin
Chris Gerhard wrote:
If you have an unmapped WINDOWS group how can you set a default ACL for
that group on a share?
I assume the only way would be to create a local group and map it to
that group and then you can use that as the name in the acl or use the
active directory nsswitch but that is not an option on an appliance.
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