uxconsole -map Manage Users Mapping

Valid on UNIX
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Valid on UNIX
Use the map command to NIS or local user accounts to Active Directory user accounts.
When you use the -map option, the uxconsole utility does not connect to Active Directory to identity conflicts in user account details.
This command has the following formats:
uxconsole -map [-add] [-scope {l|n|a}] { -all | <unix_name> [ <ad_name>] | -input <file> } [-d <domain> ] [-force] [-v] uxconsole -map -local { <unix_name> | -input <file> } [-force] [-v] uxconsole -map -del { <unix_name> | -input <file> } [-force] [-v] uxconsole -map -show [<filter>] [-scope {l|n|a}] [-v] uxconsole -map -h
  • -add
    Add users mapping
  • -scope {l|n|a}
    Specifies the mapping scope:
    • lmap the local user accounts only
    • nmap NIS/NIS+ user accounts only
    • amap local and NIS/NIS+ user accounts
  • -all
    Specifies to map all NIS and or local user accounts with identical user names
  • <
    unix name
    >
    Specifies to map a single UNIX user account, either NIS or local account
    You can also use this parameter to delete mapped NIS or local user accounts.
  • -ad <
    ad name
    >
    Specifies the Active Directory name of the local user account
  • -input <
    file>
    Specifies an input file containing mapping requests. Create the map file in a CSV format with the following fields and parameters:
    <unix_name>,[<ad_name>],[<domain>]
  • <unix_name>
    Specifies the UNIX user account name
  • [<ad_name>]
    Specifies the Active Directory user account.
    ad_name
    is an optional parameter. If you do not specify the Active Directory user account, the account is mapped to an AD account with the same UNIX user account name.
  • [<domain>]
    Specifies the domain name of the Active Directory account.
    domain
    is an optional parameter
  • -d <
    domain
    >
    Defines the Active Directory domain name that contains the user account
    You can specify the full user credentials using the following format:
    <name>@<domain>
    . If the domain name is not specified, then the domain is mapped to the registration domain.
  • -force
    Specifies to force user mapping and overwrite existing mapping or migration status or delete user mapping
    By default, uxconsole does not delete partially migrated user accounts.
  • -local
    Specifies to set the user account as a local exception
    If you specify a user as local exception, UNIX Authentication Broker does not manage the user account, although an identical user account may exist in the Active Directory.
  • -del
    Specifies to delete local or NIS user mapping
  • -show
    Specifies to display users mapping details
<
filter
>
Defines the wildcard that returns a subset of users
  • -v
    Specifies to activate verbosity
  • -h
    Displays the help