I have 2 servers, A and B, I’m administrator of the server A, but server B can’t be touched.In server A resides an notes aplication wich is used by a couple of users from server B. Each user access the server A with a user ID created in the A server. The problem is as follows:
I have cross certify the ID’s from server B so the users can acces server A without an ID switch.
Ok now the users can access the server A with the ID used in server B but I need that the databases identify the user USER1/SERVER_B as the one created in server A, (USER1/SERVER_A) because several reader fields placed in the docs of the application.
Is there a way to do that? Maybe renaming a user?, any idea? TIA
This is a simple one, which is being made confusing by the fact that your two organizations are named after servers, which appears to make you believe that an organization is a server.
But again, the solution is simple. Do either of these two things:
a) Type the desired usernames manually into the appropriate databases’ ACLs:
OR:
b) Create a group in Server_A’s directory containing the desired users’ names, and add that group to the appropriate databases’ ACLs.
If you want to add the usernames to the ACL or to the group by picking them from a list, then setting up directory assistance will give you that lookup capability, as well as mail addressing capabilities – which you may not want.