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Entitlements

Manage entitlements for client machines

Entitlements can be managed either by registering with an entitlement
server with a username and password or by manually importing entitlement
certificates. An entitlement certificate contains embedded information
such as the product being entitled, the quantity and the validity dates.

An entitlement server manages the number of client entitlements available.
To mark these entitlements as used by the IPA server you provide a quantity
and they are marked as consumed on the entitlement server.

Register with an entitlement server:
ipa entitle-register consumer

Import an entitlement certificate:
ipa entitle-import /home/user/ipaclient.pem

Display current entitlements:
ipa entitle-status

Retrieve details on entitlement certificates:
ipa entitle-get

Consume some entitlements from the entitlement server:
ipa entitle-consume 50

The registration ID is a Unique Identifier (UUID). This ID will be
IMPORTED if you have used entitle-import.

Changes to /etc/rhsm/rhsm.conf require a restart of the httpd service.

Groups of users

Manage groups of users. By default, new groups are POSIX groups. You
can add the --nonposix option to the group-add command to mark a new group
as non-POSIX. You can use the --posix argument with the group-mod command
to convert a non-POSIX group into a POSIX group. POSIX groups cannot be
converted to non-POSIX groups.

Every group must have a description.

POSIX groups must have a Group ID (GID) number. Changing a GID is
supported but can have an impact on your file permissions. It is not necessary
to supply a GID when creating a group. IPA will generate one automatically
if it is not provided.

EXAMPLES:

Add a new group:
ipa group-add --desc='local administrators' localadmins

Add a new non-POSIX group:
ipa group-add --nonposix --desc='remote administrators' remoteadmins

Convert a non-POSIX group to posix:
ipa group-mod --posix remoteadmins

Add a new POSIX group with a specific Group ID number:
ipa group-add --gid=500 --desc='unix admins' unixadmins

Add a new POSIX group and let IPA assign a Group ID number:
ipa group-add --desc='printer admins' printeradmins

Remove a group:
ipa group-del unixadmins

To add the "remoteadmins" group to the "localadmins" group:
ipa group-add-member --groups=remoteadmins localadmins

Add a list of users to the "localadmins" group:
ipa group-add-member --users=test1,test2 localadmins

Remove a user from the "localadmins" group:
ipa group-remove-member --users=test2 localadmins

Display information about a named group.
ipa group-show localadmins

External group membership is designed to allow users from trusted domains
to be mapped to local POSIX groups in order to actually use IPA resources.
External members should be added to groups that specifically created as
external and non-POSIX. Such group later should be included into one of POSIX
groups.

An external group member is currently a Security Identifier (SID) as defined by
the trusted domain. When adding external group members, it is possible to
specify them in either SID, or DOM
ame, or name@domain format. IPA will attempt
to resolve passed name to SID with the use of Global Catalog of the trusted domain.

Example:

1. Create group for the trusted domain admins' mapping and their local POSIX group:

ipa group-add --desc='<ad.domain> admins external map' ad_admins_external --external
ipa group-add --desc='<ad.domain> admins' ad_admins

2. Add security identifier of Domain Admins of the <ad.domain> to the ad_admins_external
group:

ipa group-add-member ad_admins_external --external 'AD\Domain Admins'

3. Allow members of ad_admins_external group to be associated with ad_admins POSIX group:

ipa group-add-member ad_admins --groups ad_admins_external

4. List members of external members of ad_admins_external group to see their SIDs:

ipa group-show ad_admins_external

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	Comma-separated list of raw SPF records
	Comma-separated list of raw SRV records
	Comma-separated list of raw SSHFP records
	Comma-separated list of raw TA records
	Comma-separated list of raw TKEY records
	Comma-separated list of raw TSIG records
	Comma-separated list of raw TXT records
	SOA time to live
	SOA record time to live
	SOA class
	SOA record class
	A list of per-zone forwarders. A custom port can be specified for each forwarder using a standard format "IP_ADDRESS port PORT"
	Add forward record for nameserver located in the created zone
	Entitlements Manage entitlements for client machines Entitlements can be managed either by registering with an entitlement server with a username and password or by manually importing entitlement certificates. An entitlement certificate contains embedded information such as the product being entitled, the quantity and the validity dates. An entitlement server manages the number of client entitlements available. To mark these entitlements as used by the IPA server you provide a quantity and they are marked as consumed on the entitlement server. Register with an entitlement server: ipa entitle-register consumer Import an entitlement certificate: ipa entitle-import /home/user/ipaclient.pem Display current entitlements: ipa entitle-status Retrieve details on entitlement certificates: ipa entitle-get Consume some entitlements from the entitlement server: ipa entitle-consume 50 The registration ID is a Unique Identifier (UUID). This ID will be IMPORTED if you have used entitle-import. Changes to /etc/rhsm/rhsm.conf require a restart of the httpd service.
	Consume an entitlement.	Comando não implementado
	Quantity
	Search for entitlement accounts.
	Retrieve the entitlement certs.
	Import an entitlement certificate.
	UUID
	Enrollment UUID
	Register to the entitlement system.
	Username
	Enrollment UUID (not implemented)	Comando não implementado
	Registration password
	Display current entitlements.
	Re-sync the local entitlement cache with the entitlement server.
	Groups of users Manage groups of users. By default, new groups are POSIX groups. You can add the --nonposix option to the group-add command to mark a new group as non-POSIX. You can use the --posix argument with the group-mod command to convert a non-POSIX group into a POSIX group. POSIX groups cannot be converted to non-POSIX groups. Every group must have a description. POSIX groups must have a Group ID (GID) number. Changing a GID is supported but can have an impact on your file permissions. It is not necessary to supply a GID when creating a group. IPA will generate one automatically if it is not provided. EXAMPLES: Add a new group: ipa group-add --desc='local administrators' localadmins Add a new non-POSIX group: ipa group-add --nonposix --desc='remote administrators' remoteadmins Convert a non-POSIX group to posix: ipa group-mod --posix remoteadmins Add a new POSIX group with a specific Group ID number: ipa group-add --gid=500 --desc='unix admins' unixadmins Add a new POSIX group and let IPA assign a Group ID number: ipa group-add --desc='printer admins' printeradmins Remove a group: ipa group-del unixadmins To add the "remoteadmins" group to the "localadmins" group: ipa group-add-member --groups=remoteadmins localadmins Add a list of users to the "localadmins" group: ipa group-add-member --users=test1,test2 localadmins Remove a user from the "localadmins" group: ipa group-remove-member --users=test2 localadmins Display information about a named group. ipa group-show localadmins External group membership is designed to allow users from trusted domains to be mapped to local POSIX groups in order to actually use IPA resources. External members should be added to groups that specifically created as external and non-POSIX. Such group later should be included into one of POSIX groups. An external group member is currently a Security Identifier (SID) as defined by the trusted domain. When adding external group members, it is possible to specify them in either SID, or DOM ame, or name@domain format. IPA will attempt to resolve passed name to SID with the use of Global Catalog of the trusted domain. Example: 1. Create group for the trusted domain admins' mapping and their local POSIX group: ipa group-add --desc='<ad.domain> admins external map' ad_admins_external --external ipa group-add --desc='<ad.domain> admins' ad_admins 2. Add security identifier of Domain Admins of the <ad.domain> to the ad_admins_external group: ipa group-add-member ad_admins_external --external 'AD\Domain Admins' 3. Allow members of ad_admins_external group to be associated with ad_admins POSIX group: ipa group-add-member ad_admins --groups ad_admins_external 4. List members of external members of ad_admins_external group to see their SIDs: ipa group-show ad_admins_external
	comma-separated list of members of a trusted domain in DOM\name or name@domain form
	comma-separated list of users to add

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