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Output
The dfsgw add command displays the following prompts to request a DCE
principal and password:
Enter Principal Name: principal
Enter Password: password
where principal is the name of the user to be authenticated to DCE, and
password is the password of the named user; you supply both of these values.
The command prompts for the principal name only if you do not specify a
principal name with the -dceid option and you do not already have a valid
TGT. The command prompts for the password only if you do not specify a
password with the -dceid option and if either of the following is true:
v You name a user other than yourself with the -dceid option
v You do not already have a valid TGT
If it succeeds in creating the entry in the authentication table, the command
displays the following:
Mapping added successfully, PAG is PAG
where PAG identifies the PAG created with the command.
Examples
The following command creates an entry in the authentication table to grant
authenticated access to DFS to the user named ludwig. The user, whose UID
is 7439, is requesting access from the NFS client that has network address
15.27.32.40
. The user provides the principal name with the -dceid option but
omits the password; the command prompts for the user’s password, which
the user specifies as beethoven in the example.
$ dfsgw add -id 15.27.32.40:7439 -dceid ludwig
Enter Password: beethoven
Mapping added successfully, PAG is 41ffffe4
Related Information
Commands:
dfsgw_delete(8dfs)
dfsgw_list(8dfs)
dfsgw_query(8dfs)
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