What does no mapping mean?
As it describes in error it’s saying no mapping between account names and security IDs. Which means there is a GPOs setting which used for domain computers, controllers with orphaned account details. Those accounts couldn’t resolved to correct SID.
What is new-SmbShare?
Description. The New-SmbShare cmdlet exposes a file system folder to remote clients as a Server Message Block (SMB) share. To delete a share that was created by this cmdlet, use the Remove-SmbShare cmdlet.
Does PowerShell use SMB?
Windows Server 2012 provides Windows PowerShell cmdlets and WMI objects to manage SMB File Servers and SMB File Shares. These new tools are aimed at both System Administrator and Developers….The basics of SMB PowerShell, a feature of Windows Server 2012 and SMB 3.0.
| Net API call | SMB PowerShell |
|---|---|
| NetShareAdd | New-SmbShare |
Is there no mapping between account names and security IDS was?
My issue is that the command works fine if I do not put in the /GRANT:”DOMAIN\\GroupName with two spaces,READ” parameter. With it I get: System error 1332 has occurred. No mapping between account names and security IDs was done. My head is highly scratched. Using Power Shell and New-SMBShare gives the same result.
Is there a problem with new-smbshare-name?
New-SMBShare -Name backup_and_transaction -Path G:\\Production\\backup_and_transaction -CachingMode None -ChangeAccess MSSQL`$DEVELOPMENT,SQLAgent`$DEVELOPMENT This is the result:
Is there a problem with MSSQL new smbshare?
Here is the program output: MSSQL`$DEVELOPMENT,SQLAgent`$DEVELOPMENT New-SMBShare -Name backup_and_transaction -Path G:\\Production\\backup_and_transaction -CachingMode None -ChangeAccess MSSQL`$DEVELOPMENT,SQLAgent`$DEVELOPMENT Here is the error message: New-SMBShare : No mapping between account names and security IDs was done.
Why is there a 1332 error in the new smbshare cmdlet?
When using the New-SmbShare cmdlet I’m getting a 1332 or a 50 error. New-SmbShare -Name “InstallerFiles” -Path “C:\\SoftwareDistribution\\InstallerFiles” -ContinuouslyAvailable $true -ReadAccess “domain\\Authenticated Users”