Created 04-20-2016 02:30 AM
Does ranger creates unix groups during AD/LDAP sync? Curious if the unix groups are used (based on sync) for authorization or native AD/LDAP groups.
Created 04-20-2016 01:41 PM
Does ranger creates unix groups during AD/LDAP sync?
No - the usersync just brings in the users and groups for you to see and to be able to create Ranger policy based on the known users and groups . It does not create them it just reads from your defined source be it unix , AD/LDAP .
Curious if the unix groups are used (based on sync) for authorization or native AD/LDAP groups.
You create policy and this will let you control access not authorization.
The underlying linux filesystem still needs to have SSSD or winBind/samba setup to show the same groups on the filesystem and the group names need to be the same . Ranger User sync will not create these groups in linux or hdfs.
Created 04-20-2016 08:35 AM
Hi Sunile,
I believe unix groups are not created during AD/LDAP sync with Ranger, however I think that if a policy cannot be checked with AD/LDAP, it will then be checked against unix groups before failing.
Created 04-20-2016 01:41 PM
Does ranger creates unix groups during AD/LDAP sync?
No - the usersync just brings in the users and groups for you to see and to be able to create Ranger policy based on the known users and groups . It does not create them it just reads from your defined source be it unix , AD/LDAP .
Curious if the unix groups are used (based on sync) for authorization or native AD/LDAP groups.
You create policy and this will let you control access not authorization.
The underlying linux filesystem still needs to have SSSD or winBind/samba setup to show the same groups on the filesystem and the group names need to be the same . Ranger User sync will not create these groups in linux or hdfs.