Reference Guide

Arguments

Argument Description Format

<VolumeName> NAS volume name Existing NAS volume name

<PolicyName> Name of the auditing policy Existing policy name

<SubscriberID> Cluster ID for the auditing server Existing cluster ID

Example

Delete an auditing policy from a NAS volume:

CLI> NAS-volumes auditing-policy delete vol1 policy1 NASCluster1

NAS-volumes auditing-policy edit

Modify an auditing policy for a volume.

You can change subscriber ID and the file-access operations listed in the policy.

Format

NAS-volumes auditing-policy edit <VolumeName> <PolicyName> <SubscriberID>

<AuditOperations> -Enable

Arguments

Argument Description Format

<VolumeName> NAS volume name Existing NAS volume name

<PolicyName> Name of the auditing policy Existing policy name

<SubscriberID> Cluster ID for the auditing server New cluster ID

<AuditOperations> List of one or more file-access

operations to modify

Possible values are

CREATE_NEW, WRITE, READ,

RENAME, SET_OWNER,

SET_ATTRIBUTES, DELETE,

OPEN_FOLDER,

CHANGE_SECURITY, LINK

Options

Option Description Format

-Enable Indicate whether the auditing

policy is enabled or disabled for

the volume

Possible values are Yes, No.

[Default is Yes?]

CLI Commands