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You can display information about the status for FPolicy policies to determine whether a policy is enabled, what external engine it is configured to use, what the sequence number is for the policy, and to which storage virtual machine (SVM) the FPolicy policy is associated.
If you do not specify any parameters, the command displays the following information:
In addition to displaying information about policy status for FPolicy policies configured on the cluster or a specific SVM, you can use command parameters to filter the command's output by other criteria.
You can specify the -instance parameter to display detailed information about listed policies. Alternatively, you can use the -fields parameter to display only the indicated fields in the command output, or -fields ? to determine what fields you can use.
| If you want to display status information about policies... | Enter the command... |
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| On the cluster | vserver fpolicy show |
| That have the specified status | vserver fpolicy show -status {on|off} |
| On a specified SVM | vserver fpolicy show -vserver vserver_name |
| With the specified policy name | vserver fpolicy show -policy-name policy_name |
| That use the specified external engine | vserver fpolicy show -engine engine_name |
The following example displays the information about FPolicy policies on the cluster:
cluster1::> vserver fpolicy show
Sequence
Vserver Policy Name Number Status Engine
------------------- ------------------- -------- --------- ---------
FPolicy cserver_policy - off eng1
vs1.example.com v1p1 - off eng2
vs1.example.com v1p2 - off native
vs1.example.com v1p3 - off native
vs1.example.com cserver_policy - off eng1
vs2.example.com v1p1 3 on native
vs2.example.com v1p2 1 on eng3
vs2.example.com cserver_policy 2 on eng1