Adding an Appliance Administrator from NIS (BUI)
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Continue with the instructions in “Configuring Users” on page 160 for adding
authorizations to this user.
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“NIS Properties and Logs” on page 285
NIS Properties and Logs
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NIS Properties
Property Description
Domain The NIS domain to use.
Server(s): Search using broadcast The appliance sends a NIS broadcast to locate NIS
servers for that domain.
Server(s): Use listed servers NIS server hostnames or IP addresses.
The appliance will connect to the first NIS server listed, or a server found using broadcast, and
switch to the next if it stops responding.
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NIS Logs
Log Description
network-nis-client:default NIS client service log.
appliance-kit-nsswitch:default Log of the appliance name service, through which NIS
queries are made.
system-identity:domain Log of the appliance domain name configurator.
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“Adding an Appliance Administrator from NIS (BUI)” on page 284
LDAP Configuration
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a directory service for centralizing
management of users, groups, hostnames, and other resources (called objects). This service on
the appliance acts as an LDAP client so that:
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LDAP users can log in to the FTP and HTTP services.
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LDAP user names (instead of numerical ids) can be used to configure root directory ACLs
on a share.
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