----- Original Message -----
| On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 11:04 AM, Barbara Krasovec
| <barbarak@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
| > >>
| >> I have no experience with idmapd in linux, but in solaris and
| >> netapp it
| >> gets ugly quite easily :-)
| >>
| > It also works with same UID-s on server/client, just setting the
| > domainname in idmapd.conf. Ldap is not obligatory.
|
| This is a small lab-type setting but I'm trying to merge two sets of
| machines set up by different groups to have a common home directory
| server that all the others automount. The number of users is small
| enough that I'll just 'usermod' them into the same uid numbers, but I
| don't see why it is worth running the idmapd daemon at all, when all
| it does is map everyone to nobody if you forget to set the domains
| identically. And after fixing the uids to match, is there any
| advantage to nfsv4 at all?
Over NFSv3? Yes, single port for traffic and extended ACLs. Throw in Kerberos and you have authenticated access to resources.
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