Why in gods name would you do that? The net groupmap add command is used to configure the windows group <=> unixgroup mapping, much like the username map works. You add users to the ntgroup by adding them to the aforementioned unixgroup.
~ > What makes you think that? The command should be
| net groupmap add unixgroup="<whatever group name>" ntgroup="<something
| else>"
| where the unixgroup parameter is the name of the existing unix group to
| use and ntgroup is the new name that you want the group to display as in
| windows.
I've thought of doing this also but the problem that I have is that if I put this:
net groupmap add unixgroup="<whatever group name>" ntgroup="<something | else>"
into a logon script won't it add to the group each time the user logs in? How would duplicate entries be handled? Wouldn't I see an entry for each login or would duplicate entries be dropped?
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