Hi All
I am configuring a 2008 R2 NFS server with user mapping to AD and am having trouble accessing the NFS share from an Linux box.
The setup:
AD running Server 2003 Sp2, FFL and DFL at 2003
- Forestprep and Domain Prep have been run for 2008 R2 (Schema at 47)
- UID and GID attributes added for user and group classes.
- Test domain user created and UID and GID for Linux user populated
NFS server running Server 2008 R2 Sp1
- NFS installed and configured using the Share and Storage MMC (right click and Edit NFS config)
- Identity mapping set to use the above domain
- Share provisioned here too.
- NTFS permissions are set to allow test user with mapped UID modify rights
- NFS settings set to allow read/write for IP of linux server
The problem:
I can mount the share from the Linux box but when I navigate to it I get permission denied.
The event logs on the 2008R2 NFS server show:
Server for NFS successfully connected to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server for domain <domain.co.uk>.
(Although this is connecting to AD DS not AD LDS)
Also shows that the mount was successful
Mount operation succeeded.
Address:blah.blah.blah\share
Share:c:\share
I have also added the verbose mapping failure logging to the registry as per the debug notes here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd764490(WS.10).aspx
But have no idea where they would show up, I can't find them in the event logs.
Do anyone know what I'm missing? I'm completely stuck and it seems to be something that does not seem to be documented in any depth or correctly (unfortunately MS Technet guides are outdated for R2).
Should I be running the NFS Server service as a domain account?
Thanks