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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,
Try singles quotes (') instead of double quotes (").
,Sheel
This is a known issue
use “`”Domain Admins`””
To get around the problem.
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.
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)
}
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!
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
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
Hi sinhaa,
I'm not using WFA or powershell, I was writing the command using ONTAP cli.