Bill wrote:
> Hi,
> I am working on getting CIFS set up on my test box. It is set up as a NIS 
> slave and I am using the nsswitch.conf file for NIS. I set up the krb5.conf 
> file per the instructions, and set up my mapping rules as:
> 
> idmap add winuser:"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" unixuser:"*" 

Name Rule based mapping will not work until you have performed an Windows
domain join - idmap needs to talk to AD.

> 
> and the command: idmap show shows this mapping. My user's log in in the Unix 
> and Windows world are exactly the same as are their passwords.
> 
> I then joined the domain using the command:
> 
> smbadm join -u Administrator my-fully-qualified-domain-name
> Enter domain password:
> Joining 'my-fully-qualified-domain-name' ... this may take a minute ...
> Successfully joined domain 'my-fully-qualified-domain-name'
> 
> However when I run the command :
> 
> idmap dump

"idmap dump" shows you the cached ID mapping. This will be empty until
you cause some mappings to be generated. ID mapping are only generated
when requested. I suggest you use "idmap show -c unixuser:<name>" to generate
some mappings.



> 
> it retruns nothing . I know I am missing something simple, I just can't 
> figure out what. Thanks for any advice and help you all can give.
> 
> Bill
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