Displays the current status of the Active Directory Services (ADS) domain to which the QoreStor is joined.
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NOTE: If you have not joined the QoreStor to an ADS domain, use the QoreStor CLI authenticate --join --domain command. For more information, see authenticate --join --domain <domain name> [--ou <org-unit name>] --user <user name>. |
authenticate --show --domain acme-ad.acme.local
Domain Name : acme-ad.acme.local Domain Controller Time : 2012-10-19 12:13:40 PDT System Time : 2012-10-19 12:13:40 PDT Time Skew : 0 secs Domain Controller Name : test-ad-2008r2.acme-ad.acme.local Domain Controller Address : 10.20.20.4
Displays the currently enabled and authenticated login group on a Microsoft Active Directory Services domain.
authenticate --show --login_group
Login group: acmeADS\Domain Admins
The authenticate --join command can be used to join an ADS domain
Usage
authenticate --join --domain <domain name> [--ou <org-unit name>] --user <user name> --domain Name of ADS domain to join. --ou Name of the organizational unit to join. --user Name of ADS user with permissions to join the domain.
For more detailed usage information, see:
Joins the QoreStor to an Active Directory Services (ADS) domain when you specify the ADS domain name and a valid user (administrator) for that domain.
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NOTE: When attempting to join the ADS domain, the administrator password is required for that domain to ensure that the join operation is successful. Supported domain names are limited to 64 characters in length and can only consist of a combination of A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and two special characters: a dash (-) and a period (.). |
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NOTE: If you had previously joined the QoreStor to an ADS domain before running Restore Manager (RM), after it completes you must manually rejoin the desired ADS domain using the authenticate --join command. |
authenticate --join --domain ads.storage.local --user administrator
Enter password for administrator@ads.storage.local: Successfully joined domain ads.storage.local Disabling NTP service... done. Updated Windows Access Server Configuration. Updated Kerberos configuration. Updated machine password. Updated DNS. Restarting Windows Access Server... done.
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NOTE: The --ou command is optional and allows for defining a specific organizational group in the ADS that requires its own administrative access rights (such as an executive management or finance group). In case of multiple organizational groups, use the following format: "<topLevelOU/middleLevelOU/LowerLevelOU/TargetOU>” |
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