Hello! Thanks Alexander for your answer, but I continue with doubts. As you say here "For new users you should create those NFS directories before they'd login. Obviously, this should happen after they were created in IPA if you are not assigning explicit UID/GID values yourself. At the creation time then IPA will assign new UID/GID values and after that you'd create a user." but my doubt is that, if I have understood all process correctly, I must do this: 1. Create a new user folder in the NFS server. Question: for that new folder, what uid/gid must I assign? Because when I do "mkdir /home/foo", that "foo" won't exist at that moment and, by default, that folder will belong to "root.root". 2. Create user in IPA with "ipa user-add", assigning $HOME and other values. Then, I could assign an UID/GID in this command but what UID/GID? I suppose that "mkdir" will have assign root.root but I could assign two numbers as "12345.54321" to that folder 3. Then, from the IPA client machine, new user could log in... but, what UID/GID will he have? Could he write in his $HOME? Must I change UID/GID with new ones generated from "ipa user-add"?
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