User Management; Authentication Server - Fujitsu ETERNUS DX S5 Series Design Manual
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4. NAS Functions
User Management
User Management
This section describes user management for NAS connection with the ETERNUS DX. User management for NAS
clients is performed with an authentication server or with local user authentication.
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Windows (CIFS) Environment
When the Active Directory authentication server is used, access can be controlled based on the registered
user accounts in the authentication server.
When the authentication server is not used, local users/local groups can be created. Access is available on a
per local user/local group basis. For details, refer to
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UNIX/Linux (NFS) Environment
When the LDAP authentication server (such as OpenLDAP) is used, access can be controlled based on the
registered user accounts in the authentication server. When NFS access is used, the folders that the
administrator mounts can be accessed by all users.
Authentication Server
An authentication server can be used to control access to the ETERNUS DX NAS file system.
Connect the authentication server to the network in the NAS environment. Prepare the Active Directory
authentication server to perform access via Windows or prepare the LDAP authentication server to perform
access via UNIX/Linux.
For the character strings that can be specified when configuring the authentication server, depending on the
item, the following requirements exist.
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Domain name, domain administrator's user ID, and password
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The number of characters that can be specified is 1 to 255 characters.
The types of characters that can be used are alphanumeric characters (US-ASCII code) and symbols between
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space character (0x20) to "~" (0x7E). Note that "?" (0x3F) and "\" (0x5C) cannot be used.
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Authentication server
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The number of characters that can be specified is 1 to 255 characters.
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The following types of characters can be used.
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Alphanumeric characters (US-ASCII code)
"A" (0x41) to "Z" (0x5A) and "a" (0x61) to "z" (0x7A)
Numerical characters
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"0" (0x30) to "9" (0x39)
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Symbols
"-" (0x2D), "." (0x2E), and ":" (0x3A)
"Local User Authentication" (page
173
179).
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