Anyone got any ideas about this one?
I have a need to write a script to create qtrees on a Netapps Server. I have a UNIX Bourne shell script which does the job, however I need to set up windows permissions on them, specifically
administrator = Full Access everyone = Read Access
The default permissions are not appropriate when looked at from a Windows environment, so ideally I'd like to rewrite the script (it's not rocket science) to run from a windows environment and for it to carry on and do cacls operations on the qtree created.
We've got Services for UNIX installed and have installed the Unix Tools but when I try to do an rsh to the Netapps, I get "permission denied" and "can't establish connection" messages.
Anyone know how I can get around this? Can I somehow specify a second admin machine which is allowed to rsh? At the moment, the admin machine is a UNIX box.
Ken Middleton
Senior System Programmer Information Technology Service University of Durham
I think you need to use:
options rsh.enable on options rsh.access host=host1,host2,...
See "man na_options", and "man na_protocolaccess".
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 15:49:16 +0100 From: ken middleton ken.middleton@durham.ac.uk To: toasters@mathworks.com Subject: [Fwd: More than one Admin machine for Netapps ???]
Anyone got any ideas about this one?
I have a need to write a script to create qtrees on a Netapps Server. I have a UNIX Bourne shell script which does the job, however I need to set up windows permissions on them, specifically
administrator = Full Access everyone = Read Access
The default permissions are not appropriate when looked at from a Windows environment, so ideally I'd like to rewrite the script (it's not rocket science) to run from a windows environment and for it to carry on and do cacls operations on the qtree created.
We've got Services for UNIX installed and have installed the Unix Tools but when I try to do an rsh to the Netapps, I get "permission denied" and "can't establish connection" messages.
Anyone know how I can get around this? Can I somehow specify a second admin machine which is allowed to rsh? At the moment, the admin machine is a UNIX box.
Ken Middleton
Senior System Programmer Information Technology Service University of Durham
to make rsh from windoz to netapp : - make a rsh - check the error message by telnet on the filer - edit /etc/hosts.equiv on the filer and add a line "<hostname/ip's windoz station> <user login>" this two info (ip and login) should appear on the error message by telnet
ken middleton wrote:
Anyone got any ideas about this one?
I have a need to write a script to create qtrees on a Netapps Server. I have a UNIX Bourne shell script which does the job, however I need to set up windows permissions on them, specifically
administrator = Full Access everyone = Read Access
The default permissions are not appropriate when looked at from a Windows environment, so ideally I'd like to rewrite the script (it's not rocket science) to run from a windows environment and for it to carry on and do cacls operations on the qtree created.
We've got Services for UNIX installed and have installed the Unix Tools but when I try to do an rsh to the Netapps, I get "permission denied" and "can't establish connection" messages.
Anyone know how I can get around this? Can I somehow specify a second admin machine which is allowed to rsh? At the moment, the admin machine is a UNIX box.
Ken Middleton
Senior System Programmer Information Technology Service University of Durham
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