Deleting the authentication and the ID-mapping configuration
Deleting the authentication and ID-mapping configuration results in loss of access to data. Before you remove or edit ID mappings, determine how access to data is going to be maintained.
Removing file authentication
Note: You are not allowed to delete both the authentication configuration and the ID mappings at the
same time. You need to remove the authentication configuration first and then the ID maps. Because
of this system, you cannot delete the ID maps without
deleting the authentication configuration.
- Issue the mmuserauth service list command to
see the authentication method that is configured in the system:
mmuserauth service list FILE access configuration: LDAP PARAMETERS VALUES ------------------------------------------------- ENABLE_ANONYMOUS_BIND false ENABLE_SERVER_TLS false ENABLE_KERBEROS false USER_NAME cn=manager,dc=example,dc=com SERVERS 10.0.100.121 NETBIOS_NAME eslhnode BASE_DN dc=example,dc=com USER_DN ou=people,dc=example,dc=com GROUP_DN none NETGROUP_DN ou=netgroup,dc=example,dc=com USER_OBJECTCLASS inetOrgPerson GROUP_OBJECTCLASS posixGroup USER_NAME_ATTRIB cn USER_ID_ATTRIB uid KERBEROS_SERVER none KERBEROS_REALM none OBJECT access not configured PARAMETERS VALUES -------------------------------------------------
- Issue the mmuserauth service remove command to remove the authentication
configuration as shown in the following
example:
mmuserauth service remove -–data-access-method file mmcesuserauth service remove: Command successfully completed.
- Issue the mmuserauth service list command to
verify whether the authentication configuration is removed:
mmuserauth service list FILE access not configured PARAMETERS VALUES ------------------------------------------------- OBJECT access not configured PARAMETERS VALUES -------------------------------------------------
For more information, see mmuserauth command.
Deleting
authentication configuration as shown in the previous example does
not delete the ID maps. Use the --idmapdelete option
with the mmuserauth service remove command to remove
ID maps that are created for user authentication:
mmuserauth service remove --data-access-method file --idmapdelete
mmuserauth service remove: Command successfully completed