With User Name Mapping, you can create advanced group maps, which associate dissimilarly named Windows and UNIX groups. Advanced ...

With User Name Mapping, you can create advanced group maps, which associate dissimilarly named Windows and UNIX groups. Advanced group maps always take precedence over the same group name in a simple map.

You configure advanced group maps from the Create Maps dialog box. To start this process, do the following:

  1.  Open the Services for Network File System console.
  2.  In the console tree, double-click User Name Mapping.
  3.  Under User Name Mapping in the console tree, right-click Group Maps, and then click Create Maps.

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