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I’m trying to create a workflow where I need to remove the default "MyDomin\Domain Admins" Member from "BUILTIN\Administrators" Group on a SVM.
On command line, it works as follows:
nas002::> vserver cifs users-and-groups local-group show-members -vserver nas0029 -group-name BUILTIN\Administrators
Vserver Group Name Members
-------------- ---------------------------- ------------------------
nas0029 BUILTIN\Administrators NAS0029\Administrator
MyDomain\Domain Admins
2 entries were displayed.
nas002::> vserver cifs users-and-groups local-group remove-members -vserver nas0029 -group-name BUILTIN\Administrators -member-names "MyDomain\Domain Admins"
nas002::> vserver cifs users-and-groups local-group show-members -vserver nas0029 -group-name BUILTIN\Administrators
Vserver Group Name Members
-------------- ---------------------------- ------------------------
nas0029 BUILTIN\Administrators NAS0029\Administrator
nas002::>
But I couldn't make it work on either Powershell or on WFA.
PS C:\Users\abc> Remove-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -Name BUILTIN\Administrators -Member "MyDomain\Domain Admin"
Remove-NcCifsLocalGroupMember : Failed to resolve name "Admin".
At line:1 char:30
+ Remove-NcCifsLocalGroupMember <<<< -Name BUILTIN\Administrators -Member "MyDomain\Domain Admin"
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (nas002:NcController) [Remove-NcCifsLocalGroupMember], EAPIERROR
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ApiException,DataONTAP.C.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.Cifs.RemoveNcCifsLocalGroupMember
PS C:\Users\abc>
On WFA, I created a custom command and passing the values as follows:
Remove-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -Name $LocalGroupName -Member $UserOrGroupName -ErrorAction Stop
And I get the same error message
Failed to resolve name "Admins".
The command is not accepting blank with -Member "MyDomain\Domain Admin" (on PowerShell command line) or "MyDomain\\Domain Admin"
on WFA.
Has anyone run into issues with passing blank / space ?
Thanks,
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Try singles quotes (') instead of double quotes (").
,Sheel
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This is a known issue
use “`”Domain Admins`””
To get around the problem.
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I am having a similar problem, using powershell to add a domain user or group with spaces to a local VSM group.
I have used:
add-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -VserverContext uklontst700 -name BUILTIN\Administrators -member "BAM\UK Lon G ISS Wintel"
add-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -VserverContext uklontst700 -name BUILTIN\Administrators -member “"BAM\UK Lon G ISS Wintel"”
and
add-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -VserverContext uklontst700 -name BUILTIN\Administrators -member "`"BAM\UK Lon G ISS Wintel`""
None of which have worked.
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For now, I'm using ssh and seems to be working .. till we have a fix.
$commandString = "vserver cifs users-and-groups local-group remove-members -vserver " + $StorageVirtualMachineName + " -group-name BUILTIN\administrators -member-names " + " `"MS\Domain Admins`" "
Get-WFALogger -Info -message $("Removing Local User or Active Directory User or Group MS\Domain Admins on the Storage Virtual Machine " + $StorageVirtualMachineName + " from Local Group BUILTIN\administrators.'")
$result=Invoke-NcSsh -ErrorAction Stop -Command $commandString
if ($result.Value.Contains("Error:"))
{
$ErrorIndex=$result.Value.IndexOf("Error:")
throw $result.Value.SubString($ErrorIndex)
}
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Thanks Olson! That got me down the right track. I had to use that along with a double backslash:
#rsh [vfiler] cifs access [Share] " ' "Domain\\Domain Admins" ' " Full Control
I put the space between the double and single quotes only for better visibility here. The actual command had them right next to each other.
Cheers!
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Anyone been able to make it work with multiples blank spaces?
It's working with the quotes for a group name with a single space, but if I have multiple it's not.
Exemple:
Is working:
cifs users-and-groups local-group add-members -vserver MyVserver -group-name builtin\Users -member-names "MyDomain\Domain Users"
Is NOT working:
cifs users-and-groups local-group add-members -vserver MyVserver -group-name builtin\Users -member-names "NT AUTHORITY\Authentificated users"
Thanks
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Are you trying from WFA? If yes then use Powershell cmdlets instead of SSH using Invoke-NcSsh to get this done. Powershell cmdlets have great advantage over running SSH commands.
Make sure the user exists Else Create it. Example I have multiple spaces in name
New-NcCifsLocalUser -UserName 'abhi kumar sinha' -Password (ConvertTo-SecureString “Netapp1!” -AsPlainText -Force) -VserverContext test_vserver
Now Add this user to Builtin\Users group
Add-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -Name BUILTIN\Users -Member 'abhi kumar sinha' -VserverContext test_vserver
Now you can see all Groups and the members in it:
Get-NcCifsLocalGroupMember -Vserver test_vserver
sinhaa
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Hi sinhaa,
I'm not using WFA or powershell, I was writing the command using ONTAP cli.
