Examples of using User name mapping in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
User Name Mapping has changed.
Windows Server 2003 R2 includes User Name Mapping.
User Name Mapping data is being replicated to all nodes in the cluster.
The server running User Name Mapping has failed.
Server for NFS has not received updated maps from User Name Mapping.
We do not recommend using User Name Mapping for new Client for NFS deployments.
Specify the correct Active Directory domain or User Name Mapping server.
User Name Mapping is properly configured, but users are not being mapped correctly.
Correct the cause of failure and then restart User Name Mapping on the server.
User Name Mapping settings are not properly replicated on all nodes in a server cluster.
Services for NFS has not designated an Active Directory domain or a User Name Mapping server for use.
Active Directory Lookup or User Name Mapping is not properly configured to work with this computer.
Services for NFS canstill retrieve mappings from existing legacy User Name Mapping servers.
If the User Name Mapping server is on a server cluster, ensure that the following conditions exist.
Your Windows user identity is not properly mapped in Active Directory or User Name Mapping.
Customers can either set up a centralized remote User Name Mapping server or integrate UNIX-style identity data into AD DS.
Services for NFS is not configured toretrieve UNIX-style identity data from Active Directory or User Name Mapping.
Ensure that User Name Mapping on a server cluster is configured properly to allow replication on all nodes.
In the console,ensure that the name of the correct Active Directory domain or User Name Mapping server is specified.
Typically, User Name Mapping refreshes data from NIS once an hour, and Server for NFS refreshes data from User Name Mapping once an hour.
In the Services for Network File System snap-in,ensure that the name of the correct Active Directory domain or User Name Mapping server is specified.
Before using User Name Mapping, the computer running Server for NFS must be listed in the. maphosts file on the computer running User Name Mapping.
To enable users to access NFS shared resources, Client for NFS can retrieve UNIX-style identity data from ActiveDirectory(if the schema includes the appropriate attributes), or from a User Name Mapping server.
To use User Name Mapping, select the User Name Mapping check box, type the name of the mapping server, and then click Apply.
If Active Directory doesnot include UNIX-style identity attributes and a User Name Mapping server is not available on your network, then Client for NFS will attempt to access NFS resources anonymously.
To use User Name Mapping, select the User Name Mapping check box, type the name of the mapping server you want to use for authentication, and then click Apply.
Ensure that the. maphosts files on all User Name Mapping server cluster nodes are identical to permit the node running Server for NFS to obtain maps from the User Name Mapping server.
If you are using User Name Mapping, ensure that the. maphosts file on the computer that is running User Name Mapping specifies the name or IP address of this computer.
Mapping(through either Active Directory Lookup or User Name Mapping) the UNIX user root(UID 0) to the Windows user Administrator-and also, mapping the group to which the root belongs to the Windows group Administrators.
If you are using User Name Mapping, ensure that the. maphosts file on the computer runningUser Name Mapping specifies the names or IP addresses of computers that can map user accounts by using User Name Mapping. .