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KB-10064: Linux Servers Showing 'Nobody' as the owner of NFS Shares After Running ADjoin

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1 April,18 at 02:15 AM

Problem:
Linux Servers Lost NFS File Permissions After Running ADjoin

Resolution:
After restarting the rpcidmapd service and waiting about 10 minutes, the ownership of the NFS shares showed correctly.

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