Adaptec 5325301507 - Snap Server 4400 NAS, Administrator'S Manual

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Default User and Group Settings
44 SnapServer Administrator Guide
Default User and Group Settings
SnapServer default security configuration provides one share to the entire volume.
All network protocols for the share are enabled, and all users are granted read-write
permission to the share via the guest account.
A
local user or group is one defined locally on a SnapServer using the Administration
Tool. The default users and groups listed below cannot be modified or deleted.
UID and GID Assignments
The SnapServer uses the POSIX standard to assign a user ID (UID) and group ID
(GID), in which each user and group must have an ID. This requirement applies to
all users and groups on the SnapServer, including local, Windows, and NIS users
and groups.
If you join the SnapServer to a Windows or NIS domain, IDs are automatically
assigned. UIDs and GIDs are now assigned on a “first come, first served” basis,
with preference given first to local users, then Windows users, then NIS users.
Consider the following when creating users and groups:
• UIDs and GIDs from 0 - 100 are unavailable for use. If you try to assign a UID or
GID that is in use by NIS or the Windows domain, or is less than 101, you will get
an error message.
Default Local Users and Groups
admin The admin user account is used to log into the Administration Tool. The
default password for the admin account is also
admin .
guest The guest user account requires no password.
AllLocalUsers The AllLocalUsers group account includes all local users created on
the SnapServer.
AllUsers The AllUsers group account includes all local, Windows domain, and
NIS users.
admingrp The Admin group account includes the default admin user account.
Any local user accounts created with admin rights are also
automatically added to this group.
Domain
Windows The SnapServer can join a Windows NT domain or an Active Directory
domain.
NIS The SnapServer can join an NIS domain and function as an NIS client.