3.2.1 Configuring user mapping
To use the central console to execute commands on hosts in the system, you need to use JP1/Base user mapping to map a JP1 user account to an OS user account on a host. User mapping must be configured on each host on which commands are executed. This manual describes how to configure user mapping on host A in the basic configuration system shown in 2.1 Overview of a basic configuration system. You can use the GUI or a command to configure user mapping.
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(1) Using the GUI to configure user mapping (Windows only)
Because JP1 users can use the central console to execute commands on hosts in the system, you need to configure user mapping by using the JP1/Base GUI. This manual describes the user mapping procedure for the JP1 user jp1admin and the OS user salesA.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The OS user to be mapped to the JP1 user has the following user permissions (Windows only):
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Log on locally
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Log on as a service
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The JP1 user who will execute commands from JP1/IM - View is registered in the authentication server.
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The JP1 user who will execute commands from JP1/IM - View has either of the following JP1 permission levels:
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JP1_Console_Admin
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JP1_Console_Operator
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The system is set up according to 2.1 Overview of a basic configuration system.
Procedure
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From the Windows Start menu, select All Programs, JP1_Base, and then JP1_Base Setup. The JP1/Base Environment Settings window dialog box appears.
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Configure user mapping according to the following figure.
Related topics
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8.4 Core functionality provided by JP1/Base in the Overview and System Design Guide
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Descriptions of how to configure user mapping in the JP1/Base User's Guide
(2) Using a command to configure user mapping (Windows and Linux)
The following describes how to use the jbssetumap command to configure user mapping in order to allow commands to be executed on hosts in the system from the central console. This manual describes the user mapping procedure for the JP1 user jp1admin and the OS user salesA.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The OS user to be mapped to the JP1 user has the following user permissions (Windows only):
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Log on locally
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Log on as a service
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The JP1 user who will execute commands from JP1/IM - View is registered in the authentication server.
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The JP1 user who will execute commands from JP1/IM - View has either of the following JP1 permission levels:
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JP1_Console_Admin
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JP1_Console_Operator
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The system is set up according to 2.1 Overview of a basic configuration system.
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The user who will execute the jbssetumap command has Administrator or root permissions.
Procedure
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Execute the following jbssetumap command on host A (hostA) to configure user mapping:
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In Windows:
"Base-path\bin\jbssetumap" -u jp1admin -sha -o salesA
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In Linux:
/opt/jp1base/bin/jbssetumap -u jp1admin -sha -o salesA
Execute the above command on each host.
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Related topics
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Descriptions of how to configure user mapping in the JP1/Base User's Guide
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Description of the jbssetumap command in the JP1/Base User's Guide