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Administering DevOps Code ClearCase®
Learn about performing administrative tasks for a DevOps Code ClearCase® community including managing software licenses, user and group accounts, ClearCase server and client hosts, shared data, and the network that connects them.
DevOps Code ClearCase® network administration in mixed environments
A DevOps Code ClearCase® environment that includes hosts that run Windows and hosts that run the UNIX system or Linux is said to be a mixed environment.
Common user and group names
The identity with which a user logs on to the operating system of a DevOps Code ClearCase® host establishes the credentials that determine the users's access rights to artifacts in VOBs and views.
Credentials mapping
Credentials mapping allows DevOps Code ClearCase® to authenticate users in mixed networks.
Specifying the Windows® domain for credential mapping of users on hosts running Linux or the UNIX system
On Windows® server hosts, you must specify the Windows domain in which credentials can be mapped when authenticating a request from a host running Linux or the UNIX system.

Specifying the Windows domain for credential mapping of users on hosts running Linux or the UNIX system

On Windows® server hosts, you must specify the Windows domain in which credentials can be mapped when authenticating a request from a host running Linux or the UNIX system.

About this task

To specify the Windows domain for credential mapping:

Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
Double-click ClearCase® and click the Options page.
In the Use this domain to map UNIX user and group names area, select a Windows domain in which user and group identities have been defined for all Linux or UNIX system-based users who access these services on this server.