User`s guide
262 XgOS User’s Guide • September 2014
Syntax
Parameter Description
Role group mapping commands take the following options:
Example: Configure Role Group Mapping
For the following example, assume that the group pubs has been configured on the
AD server, and you want to map it to the storage group on the Oracle Fabric
Interconnect to allow configuration and management of vHBAs, LUN Masking, SAN
QoS, and other elements related to storage.
add ims role-group-mapping <name> <AD-group-name>
[{admininstrators|network|no-access|server|storage|operator}]
set ims role-group-mapping <name> [-group=<name>] [-role=<name>]
[-descr<string>]
show ims role-group-mapping [<name>]
remove ims role-group-mapping <name>
Parameter Description
<name> Specifies the name of the role group mapping that you are adding. This name
does not have to be the same as the AD group name that the mapping for.
<AD-group-name> Specifies the name of the group that you are configuring on the AD/LDAP
server. This is the actual name of a group on the AD server. You can use the
exact name, or enter a regular expression. For example, if you have group
domainadmins1, domainadmins2, domainadmins3, and domainadmins4, you
can specify domainadmin.* instead of adding role group mappings for each
individual AD group.
admininstrators|network|
no-access|server|storage
|operator
Is an optional choice list of roles that can be assigned.
-role=<name> Is an optional argument that specifies the name of the xsigo role group that
you are specifying for the mapped AD group when using the set ims role-
group-mapping command.
-group=<name> Is an optional argument for the AD group when using the set ims role-group-
mapping command.
-descr=<string> Is an optional argument that allows a description to be set for the role group
mapping.