IN THIS ARTICLE
Lists the Active Directory qq commands available in Qumulo Core and their corresponding API action
REQUIREMENTS
- Cluster running Qumulo Core
- Cluster is in quorum and qfsd process is running on the selected node
- The list below reflects the qq commands currently available for Active Directory and can differ between versions of Qumulo Core. Certain commands may require upgrading to a later release to utilize a specific API action.
- Command line (CLI) tools installed via API & Tools in the Web UI
- Admin privileges on the Qumulo cluster
COMMANDS FOR ACTIVE DIRECTORY
| COMMAND |
ACTION |
qq ad_cancel
|
Cancel current AD join/leave operation and clear errors |
qq ad_clear_cache
|
Clear the AD ID mapping cache |
qq ad_distinguished_name_to_account
|
Get all account info for a distinguished name |
qq ad_expand_groups
|
Get the SIDs of all the groups (including nested) that the given SID is a member of |
qq ad_get_advanced_settings
|
Get advanced Active Directory settings |
qq ad_gid_to_sids
|
Get SIDs from GID |
qq ad_join
|
Join an Active Directory Domain |
qq ad_leave
|
Leave an Active Directory Domain |
qq ad_list
|
List Active Directory Configuration |
qq ad_name_to_accounts
|
Get all account info for a sAMAccountName |
qq ad_poll
|
Poll Active Directory Configuration |
qq ad_set_advanced_settings
|
Modify advanced Active Directory settings |
qq ad_sid_to_account
|
Get all account info for a SID |
qq ad_sid_to_gid
|
Get GID from SID |
qq ad_sid_to_uid
|
Get UID from SID |
qq ad_sid_to_username
|
Get AD username from SID |
qq ad_uid_to_sids
|
Get SIDS from UID |
qq ad_username_to_sids
|
Get SIDs from an AD username |
NOTE: Once you've accessed a node via ssh, you can see the full list of qq commands by running:
qq -h
|
RESOLUTION
You should now be able to successfully use qq commands to complete specific API actions for Active Directory in Qumulo Core
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
QQ CLI: Install Command-Line Tools
QQ CLI: Comprehensive list of Commands
Joining your Qumulo Cluster to Active Directory
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