HP Surestore NAS User Manual
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Feature
Mix
ed
Native
Support NT4.0 BDC
Yes No
Support Member Server (CIFS/9000)
Yes Yes
Global and Local Groups
Yes Yes
Domain Local, Universal Groups; Group
Nesting
No Yes
NTLM Authentication
Yes Yes
Kerberos Authentication
Yes
*
Yes*
UPN Logon Name
No Yes*
Dial-In Options (Q193897)
No Yes
Intellimirror
Yes
*
Yes*
Clients: W95, W98, NT4.0, W2000
Yes Yes
SIDHistory
No Yes
*Windows 2000 Pro only
For more Windows 2000 features, see the NAS Windows 2000 document on the support web
page (www.hp.com/support/nasva).
Groups
Global and local groups are an integral component of NT4.0, and provide key functionality for the
Master-Resource domain mode that is most common. Windows 2000 adds Domain Local goups,
Universal groups, and Group Nesting.
o
Domain Local Groups: Contain members from anywhere in the Windows 2000
forest, trusted Windows 2000 forests, trusted NT4.0 domains, and grant permissions
to any resource in the local domain (NT4.0 local groups grant permissions only on
the computer where they exist).
o
Universal Groups: Contain members from anywhere in the Windows 2000 forest or
tursted forests and can be granted permissions in any domain in the forest, or trusted
forests (NT4.0 global groups contain members from the local domain only).
o
Group Nesting:
o
Universal Groups can contain other Universal Groups and Global Groups from
any domain.
o
Global Groups can contain other Global Groups from the same domain.
o
Domain Local Groups can contain Universal Groups, Global Groups from any
domain, and Domain Local Groups from the local domain.
Native Mode also allows group conversions from one group type to another:
o
Between Security and Distribution Groups
o
Between Universal Groups and Global Groups
o
Between Universal Groups and Domain Local Groups
Other Features
Please see the NAS Windows 2000 documentation on the HP Support website
(www.hp.com/support/nasva) for detailed information on other features available through
CIFS/9000 Server. These include: