> > > Only using the default_domain_suffix option, but then you need to >> > > qualify the primary domain IIRC.. > > > > You mean,, I have to have on all machines default-domain_suffix = > > c.example.org. > > Yes. > > I am not sure that I understand the "qualify the primary domain IIRC"del... > What I meant is if you had the main domain called example.com, > subdomain called c.example.com and set the suffix to c.example.com, > then retrieving users from the main domain would require appending the > domain name: > getent passwd [email protected] But subdomain users couldbe > un-qualified > getent passwd some_user_from_subdomain > > Also, I wonder if using the fully qualified name, or the netbios name > is really a problem? After all, that's how it's done in Windows..
> > If client machines and servers were in c.example.org natively, user left > > in > > subdomains -would it help? > Not sure I understand, but if all users are in subdomains, then using > default_domain_suffix makes sense. Yes, all users are in subdomains, but there are also users in top domain c.example.org. I traced NFS4 idmaping problem to ' nss_getpwname' call ; Idmapd on the NFS server can so far resolve only unqualified names local for its domain ; I would like to be able to resolve 'nss_getpwname' call for userA (from A.C.EXAMPLE.ORG), and userB (from B.C.EXAMPLE.ORG) and for userC (from C.EXAMPLE.ORG) with their respectively unqualified names on the NFS server and nfs client machine; Could lookup be more simple if server and client machines join C.EXAMPLE.ORG? Best, Longina _______________________________________________ sssd-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/sssd-users
