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UNIX and Windows name linking for quotas
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In a mixed environment, users can log in as either Windows users or UNIX users. You can configure quotas to recognize that a user's UNIX id and Windows ID represent the same user.
Quotas for Windows user name are mapped to a UNIX user name, or vice versa, when both of the following conditions are met:
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The
user-mappingparameter is set to "on" in the quota rule for the user. -
The user names have been mapped with the
vserver name-mappingcommands.
When a UNIX and Windows name are mapped together, they are treated as the same person for determining quota usage.
