HP StorageWorks P4000 G2 User Manual
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check the Owner check box and then click OK. Note that root is part of the owner name. This verifies
that NFS mapping is functional for the root user.
Step 8
On the Windows system as Administrator, create a file file.txt in C:\NfsTest. Windows Explorer now
displays its properties:
On the UNIX system, issue a listing of the /mnt/nfstest directory. This listing displays the following
information. Note that file permissions on your system may be different than those shown here.
The reason that the owner of file.txt is nfsnobody is that the file is owned by the Windows Administrators
group, which is not an NFS mapped group.
Step 9
In this step, you will change the owner of file.txt to user1. On the Windows system, in Windows
Explorer, right-click file.txt, select Properties and then select the Security tab. Click Advanced, select
the Owner tab, and then click Edit… . Click Other users or groups... , type user1 in the dialog box,
and then click OK.
Figure 25 Advanced Security Settings for file.txt
.
Click OK three times to return to Windows Explorer. The file file.txt is now owned by user1.
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