4.5 Enabling User and Group for LUM

Delete the local CIS user.

userdel cisuser 

Verify if the CIS user is deleted.

cat /etc/passwd | grep "cisuser" 

Delete the local CIS group.

groupdel cisgroup 

Verify if the CIS group is deleted.

            cat /etc/group | grep "cisgroup" 
          

Create a Linux group object.

            namgroupadd [-a adminFDN] - x group_context -W workstation_name group_name 
          

Example:

namgroupadd -a cn=admin,o=microfocus -x o=microfocus cisgroup -W acme-111-129

Create a Linux user object.

            namuseradd [-a adminFDN] -x user_context [-c comment] -g primary_groupFDN [-s shell] login_name
          

namuseradd -a cn=admin,o=microfocus -x o=microfocus -c cisuser -g cn=cisgroup,o=microfocus -s /sbin/nologin cisuser

Restart Linux User Management (LUM).

            systemctl restart namcd.service
          

Restart Name Service Cache Daemon service.

            systemctl restart nscd.service
          

Run namuserlist utility to list the attributes of Linux user objects.

            namuserlist cisuser
          

Provide rights to the configuration and log folder.

rights -f /media/nss/CISVOLUME -r rwfcem trustee cisuser.microfocus.oes 

(Conditional) If the CIS configuration is core and is configured in the cluster volume, perform the following steps on the other nodes where you migrate the cluster volume. For verifying the type of CIS configuration, see Section 4.3, Verifying the CIS Configuration.