clustermode priv-set-map-to-root kind of thing

vservername : v3

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver services unix-user create -vserver v3 -user pcuser -id 65534 -primary-gid 65534

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver service unix-user create -vserver v3 -user root -id 0 -primary-gid 1

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver services unix-user create -vserver v3 -user administrator -id 10 -primary-gid 0

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver service unix-user show -vserver v3
User User Group Full
Vserver Name ID ID Name
-------------- --------------- ------ ------ --------------------------------
v3 administrator 10 0 -
v3 pcuser 65534 65534 -
v3 root 0 1 -
3 entries were displayed.

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver services unix-group create -vserver v3 -name root 0

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver services unix-
unix-group unix-user
cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver services unix-group create -vserver v3 -name daemon 1

cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver services unix-group show -vserver v3
Vserver Name ID
-------------- ------------------- ----------
v3 daemon 1
v3 root 0
2 entries were displayed.
cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver name-mapping create -vserver v3 -direction win-unix -position 1 -pattern netapp\\administrator -replacement root
cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver name-mapping create -vserver v3 -direction unix-win -position 1 -pattern root -replacement netapp\\administrator
cl1::vserver export-policy rule*> vserver name-mapping show
Vserver Direction Position
-------------- --------- --------
v3 win-unix 1 Pattern: netapp\\administrator
Replacement: root
v3 unix-win 1 Pattern: root
Replacement: netapp\\administrator
2 entries were displayed.