ALERT (Example)
AUTH: Configuration mismatch: uid=1019 mapping changed from sid=S-1-111-445650233-3092721895-450087604-3083189058-35 to sid=S-1-5-21-1715567821-1708537768-1343024091-5746 counter: 6152
AUTH: Configuration mismatch: sid=S-1-5-21-2109960903-2035505985-632688529-123456 mapping changed from uid=14312 to uid=55663 counter: 3562
Problem
Having multiple SIDs or UIDs (from different providers) mapped to the same UID or SID can cause permissions access issues for these users if not corrected.
Solution
We've opened this ticket to let you know we received an alert about a configuration mismatch involving multiple SID/UID entries mapped to the same UID/SID.
Please check which SIDs/UIDs are mapped to this UID/SID and correct them.
To show the users in question, we can use the Vast vCli:
user query --uid <UID>
user query --sid <SID1/SID2> --context udbTo show the users in question, we can use the PowerShell command with an Active Directory module loaded (UID/SID)
Get-ADUser -Filter "UIDNumber -eq <UID>" -Property UIDNumberGet-ADUser -Filter "SID -eq <SID>"To show the users in question, we can use the PowerShell command with an Active Directory module loaded (SID / History SID)
Get-ADUuser -LDAPFilter "(sidHistory=<SID1/SID2>)" -properties sidhistorySupport
If you have any further questions or run into any issues finding the entities, don't hesitate to reach out to the VAST support team.