ERROR

This message occurs when the group name cannot be resolved by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server.

If this is a Windows® name, make sure that the name exists in Active Directory. If this is a UNIX® name, make sure that it is in one of the configured ns-switch entities for the virtual server. Make sure that it was entered locally as a unix-group, in the Network Information Service (NIS) maps, or in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.

vserver (%s) could not resolve the group name (%s) by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server.

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
groupName (STRING): Name of the group that could not be converted to an ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when the name resolution configuration for the virtual server is not set up correctly.

Consult the documentation and correct the ns-switch entry for the virtual server.

vserver (%s) has an incorrectly configured ns-switch. Check all of the virtual servers to ensure that the ns-switch has been configured correctly.

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.

ERROR

This message occurs when the user name cannot be resolved by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server.

If this is a Windows® name, make sure the name exists in Active Directory. If this is a UNIX® name, make sure it is in one of the configured ns-switch entities for the virtual server. Make sure that the name was entered locally as a unix-user, in the Network Infomration Service (NIS) maps, or in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.

vserver (%s) could not resovle user name (%s).

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
userName (STRING): Name of the user that could not be converted to an ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when no name mappings or default-users are defined to convert a Windows® name to a UNIX® name or a UNIX name to a Windows name.

Make sure that a default Windows user is defined for the Network File System (NFS) configuration. Make sure that a default UNIX user is defined for the CIFS configuration. Decide to either to create one of the previously mentioned items, or create a mapping rule that maps the user or group in the correct direction.

vserver (%s) could not map name (%s). Reason: %s.

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
userName (STRING): Name of the user that could not be converted to an ID.
attemptedMapping (STRING): Description of the specific error condition.

ERROR

This message occurs when the user name cannot be resolved by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server.

If this is a Windows® name, make sure that the name exists in Active Directory. If this is a UNIX® name, make sure that it is in one of the configured ns-switch entities for the virtual server. Make sure that it was entered locally as a unix-user, in the Network Information Service (NIS) maps, or in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocool (LDAP) server.

vserver (%s) could not resolve the user name (%s) by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
userName (STRING): Name of the user that could not be converted to an ID.

ERROR

This message occurs when the user name cannot be resolved by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server.

If this is a Windows® name, make sure that the name exists in Active Directory. If this is a UNIX® name, make sure it is in one of the configured ns-switch entities for the virtual server. Make sure that it was entered locally as a unix-user, in the Network Information Service (NIS) maps, or in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.

vserver (%s) could not resolve the user name (%s) by any of the entities in the ns-switch for the virtual server.

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
userName (STRING): Name of the user that could not be converted to an ID.