I have a Dell PowerEdge R730XD that I have installed "TrueNAS-13.0-U3.1" core on.
I have integrated TrueNAS with my Active Directory domain and can read/write as the 3 users and the domain admin group I set in ACL creation.
When I go to a MS Windows 2012 R2 server, within Hyper-V, and I try to move a virtual disk to the TrueNAS share - the move fails with a general access denied type of error. I know the problem is because Hyper-V does the move as the local system account.
I am not seeing how one adds permissions for a server as opposed to a user - is it possible?
I have integrated TrueNAS with my Active Directory domain and can read/write as the 3 users and the domain admin group I set in ACL creation.
When I go to a MS Windows 2012 R2 server, within Hyper-V, and I try to move a virtual disk to the TrueNAS share - the move fails with a general access denied type of error. I know the problem is because Hyper-V does the move as the local system account.
I am not seeing how one adds permissions for a server as opposed to a user - is it possible?
