Hello,
I'm using an SLES 10.1 client (x86_64) client to mount a NetApp that's running OnTap 7.2.3. My LInux client is bound to Active Directory. My NetApp is bound to my Windows Domain (cifs setup->Option 1, Windows 2000 domain) and 'cifs domaininfo' looks fine to me. NFS was setup to use Kerberos on the NetApp.
I'm able to mount my NetApp volume as type nfs4/sec=krb5 and I am able to browse my nfs4 mount. However, by default everybody's permissions are set to nobody:nobody which means that my mapping for users is completely not working. At first, i'd thought that this was strictly an issue with my nfs4 client (i.e. idmapd), but as I look at it more closely, I wonder if I've configured something incorrectly on the NetApp.
For example, if I enable a NIS domain on the NetApp, permissions (for both uid:gid) on the nfs4 mount start to work correctly for everybody. Unfortunately, we're trying to end-of-life NIS, so using NIS is not an option.
I verified that my nfs.v4.id.domain and domain in imapd.conf are the same. Does anyone have other suggestions for me to consider?
Thanks!
-- Nate