Adding a User to an SMB Local Group
Adding a User to an SMB Local Group
Local groups are groups of domain and/or local users that grant additional privileges to those
users.
SMB Local Groups:
■
Administrators - Administrators can bypass file permissions to change the ownership on
files.
■
Backup Operators - Backup Operators can bypass file access controls to backup and
restore files.
1.
Go to configuration services smb groups.
hostname:configuration services smb> groups
2.
Enter create.
hostname:configuration services smb groups> create
3.
Specify the user you want to add to the group:
hostname:configuration services smb member (uncommitted)> set user=Bill
4.
Enter the group name, and then commit the change:
hostname:configuration services smb member (uncommitted)> set group="Backup Operators"
hostname:configuration services smb member (uncommitted)> commit
5.
Enter list to confirm the user was added to the specified group:
hostname:configuration services smb groups> list
MEMBER USER GROUP
member-000 WINDOMAIN\Bill Backup Operators
SMB MMC Integration
The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is an extensible framework of registered
components, known as snap-ins, that provide comprehensive management features for both
the local system and remote systems on the network. Computer Management is a collection of
Microsoft Management Console tools, that may be used to configure, monitor and manage local
and remote services and resources.
In order to use the MMC functionality on the Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance in workgroup
mode, be sure to add the Windows administrator who will use the management console to the
252 Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Guide, Release OS8.6.x • September 2016
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