You can manage the Active Directory accounts defined for an ONTAP cluster. This includes creating new accounts as well as displaying, updating, and deleting accounts. This support was added with ONTAP 9.12.

Certain CIFS and NFS events can be logged for the SVMs, which can help to improve security. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

You can redirect NAS auditing events to a specific SVM. This resource type is new with ONTAP 9.8.

You can retrieve a list of the established CIFS connections. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

Support for CIFS domains has been added at the cluster and SVM level with several categories of endpoints. You can retrieve the domain configuration as well as create and remove preferred domain controllers. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.10 and enhanced with ONTAP 9.13.

Endpoints has been added to support the creation and management of CIFS group policies. The configuration information is available and administered through group policy objects that are applied to all or specific SVMs. This support was added with ONTAP 9.12.

Home directories for SMB users on a CIFS server can be created without creating an individual SMB share for each user. The home directory search path is a set of absolute paths from the root of an SVM. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The CIFS server can use local groups for authorization when determining share, file, and directory access rights. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.9 and significantly expanded with ONTAP 9.10.

You can display information about the NetBIOS connections for the cluster. Details include the IP addresses and registered NetBIOS names. This information can help you to troubleshoot name resolution issues. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

The core configuration of the CIFS server. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.7 and 9.15.

You can retrieve a list of open files for the CIFS sessions based on several filtering options. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

You can use this API to retrieve detailed information about a CIFS session. This resource type was introduced with the ONTAP 9.8 REST API and enhanced with ONTAP 9.9.

Microsoft Remote Volume Shadow Copy Services is an extension of the existing Microsoft VSS functionality. It extends the VSS capability to support shadow copying of SMB shares. This feature is now available through the ONTAP REST API. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

The SMB shares defined at a CIFS server. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The access control lists (ACLs) controlling access to folders and files on the CIFS shares. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

Both CIFS and UNIX clients can access the same datastore. When UNIX clients create symbolic links, these mappings provide a reference to another file or folder to support the CIFS clients. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

You can use the new REST API endpoints to perform a bulk import of the CIFS local users, groups, and group membership information as well as monitor the status of the request. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

You can use these API calls to trace access to specific files. This resource type is new with ONTAP 9.8.

You can use these API calls displays the effective permission granted to Windows or Unix user for a specific file or folder. You can also manage NTFS file security and audit policies. This resource type was introduced with the ONTAP 9.8 REST API and significantly enhanced with ONTAP 9.9.

FPolicy is a file access notification framework used to monitor and manage file access events on the SVMs. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

These endpoints allow you to display and update connection status information for external FPolicy servers. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.10.

The FPolicy engines allow you to identify the external servers that receive the file access notifications. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The configuration identifying how file access is monitored and what events are generated. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

You can configure and administer a persistent store for the ONTAP FPolicy configuration and events. Each SVM can have one persistent store which is shared for the multiple policies within the SVM. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.14.

A container for elements of the FPolicy framework, including FPolicy engines and events. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

A lock is a synchronization mechanism for enforcing limits on concurrent access to files where many clients are accessing the same file simultaneously. You can use these endpoints to retrieve and delete locks. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.10.

The NFS map information for the connected clients is available through the new endpoint. You can retrieve details about the node, SVM, and IP addresses. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

You can display a list of connected clients with the details of their connection. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

The policies including rules that describe the NFS exports. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The configuration settings for an interface to Kerberos. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The configuration settings for Kerberos realms. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

This resource allows you to retrieve and update the interface configuration when using NFS over TLS. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.15.

The core configuration of the NFS server. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6 and updated with ONTAP 9.7.

Auditing of the S3 events is a security improvement allowing you to track and log certain S3 events. An S3 audit event selector can be set on a per SVM per bucket basis. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.10.

A security feature to protect your data from viruses and other malicious code. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The Vscan policies allowing files objects to be actively scanned when accessed by a client. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The Vscan policies allowing files objects to be immediately scanned on demand or according to a set schedule. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

A set of attributes used to manage the connection between ONTAP and an external virus-scanning server. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The status of the external virus-scanning server. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.