Hi,
I have 7-mode netapp where we store snapshots with NFS exports for redhat servers
User rights for that netapp are NOT managed by AD etc, there are just couple of local admin users only used by netap admins.
Linux user1@redhat1 can map to the export and see the snapshots so i think exports settings are ok, (i have just added IP of that Linux host to Allow Read Write list for /vol/test )
Export Rule -> Security flavor is set as : UNIX
user1@redhat1 /mnt/tony1 $ cd .snapshot
user1@redhat1 /mnt/tony1/.snapshot $ pwd
/mnt/tony1/.snapshot
The problem is that user cannot step into the qtree that contains the files user needs, qtree security style is NTFS.
[user1@redhat1 sv_weekly.0]$ ls -la qtree_test/
ls: cannot open directory qtree_test/: Permission denied
[user1@redhat1 sv_weekly.0]$ cd qtree_test/
-bash: cd: qtree_test/: Permission denied
How can i resolve that issue ?
Do I need to modify usermap.cfg file ? If so, i understand i will have to create additional local user on the netapp.
What entry should i add to usermap.cfg file.
How that mapping should be done so that linux user has just read/right rights to that one qtree.
Kind Regards
explorer