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<br/>For each new user in a database, a unique ID (UID) is assigned. Similarly, a GID is assigned to a new user group. Once assigned, the UID or GID cannot be reused, even if the user or user group no longer exists in the database, until the database is reset. You are able to create 899 999 unique users (UIDs) and 99 486 unique user groups (GIDs). | |||
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Revision as of 11:24, 31 March 2020
Here you can configure LDAP domain name and the password.
- LDAP domain name: The name must start with 'dc=' and then contain only alphanumerical characters (a-zA-Z0-9)
- Password: The minimum length for of the password is 6 characters
Note: when mounting given share with LDAP credentials, please use following syntax ["Username" must consist of workgroup and actual user name]:
- Accessing share: \\server_ip\share_name
- Username: workgroup\username
- Password: secretpass
For each new user in a database, a unique ID (UID) is assigned. Similarly, a GID is assigned to a new user group. Once assigned, the UID or GID cannot be reused, even if the user or user group no longer exists in the database, until the database is reset. You are able to create 899 999 unique users (UIDs) and 99 486 unique user groups (GIDs).