Set default permissions

Open Services for UNIX Administration.
If necessary, connect to the computer you want to manage.
Click Gateway for NFS.
Select the permissions you want Gateway for NFS to apply to new files when they are created, and then click Apply.

Note

To open Services for UNIX Administration, click Start, point to Programs, point to Windows Services for UNIX, and then click Services for UNIX Administration.

At a command prompt, type:
nfsadmin gw [ComputerName] config fileaccess=mode

Argument	Description
ComputerName	The name of the computer on which you want to set default permissions for Gateway for NFS, if other than the local computer.
mode	Specifies the default permission mode for files created on network file system (NFS) servers. The mode argument consists of a three digits from 0 to 7 (inclusive) representing the default permissions granted the user, group, and others (respectively). The digits translate to UNIX-style permissions as follows: 0=none, 1=x, 2=w, 3=wx, 4=r, 5=rx, 6=rw, and 7=rwx. For example, fileaccess=750 gives rwx permission to the owner, rx permission to the group, and no access permission to others.

Argument

Description

ComputerName

The name of the computer on which you want to set default permissions for Gateway for NFS, if other than the local computer.

mode

Specifies the default permission mode for files created on network file system (NFS) servers. The mode argument consists of a three digits from 0 to 7 (inclusive) representing the default permissions granted the user, group, and others (respectively). The digits translate to UNIX-style permissions as follows: 0=none, 1=x, 2=w, 3=wx, 4=r, 5=rx, 6=rw, and 7=rwx. For example, fileaccess=750 gives rwx permission to the owner, rx permission to the group, and no access permission to others.