Reference Guide

Example
Modify an auditing policy for a NAS volume:
CLI> NAS-volumes auditing-policy edit vol1 policy1 NASCluster1
WRITE,READ,SET_ATTRIBUTES,RENAME -Enable Yes
NAS-volumes auditing-policy list
Display a list of existing auditing policies.
Format
NAS-volumes auditing-policy list
Example
Display a list of existing auditing policies:
CLI> NAS-volumes auditing-policy list
Output
SubscriberID = Cluster ID of the auditing server
Enable = Whether policy is enabled or disabled
OperationsList = List of one or more file-access operations for the policy
NAS-volumes configuration-backups list-available
Display a list of available NAS volume configuration backups.
Backups will be available only if they are from another NAS volume, which happens as a result of
replication (Tthe .clusterConfig directory is copied as part of replication data), an NDMP restore of
another NAS volume (the .clusterConfig directory is backed up from one NAS volume and restored to
another), or a manual copy of the .clusterConfig directory from another NAS volume.
Format
NAS-volumes configuration-backups list-available
Options
Option Description Format
--CSV Displays the command output in
a comma‑delimited format with a
header
Append --CSV to the command
Example
Display a current list of NAS volume configuration backups:
CLI> NAS-volumes configuration-backups list-available
CLI Commands
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