security multi-admin-verify rule show
Display rules
Availability: This command is available to cluster and Vserver administrators at the admin privilege level.
Description
The security multi-admin-verify rule show command displays information about multi admin verification rules.
Parameters
- { 
[-fields <fieldname>,…] - 
If you specify the
-fields <fieldname>, …parameter, the command output also includes the specified field or fields. You can use '-fields ?' to display the fields to specify. - | 
[-instance ]} - 
If you specify the
-instanceparameter, the command displays detailed information about all fields. [-vserver <vserver>]- Vserver- 
This specifies the Vserver information to which the rule is associated with. This is an optional parameter. This parameter defaults to a Cluster server and supports only Cluster servers.
 [-operation <text>]- Operation- 
This specifies the ONTAP operation information for which the rule is created.
 [-auto-request-create {true|false}]- Automatic Request Creation- 
This specifies the information of the auto request create state for the rule.
 [-query <query>]- Query- 
This specifies the query information which is applied to the subset of objects of ONTAP operation of the rule.
 [-required-approvers {<integer>|-}]- Required Number of Approvers- 
This specifies the number of approvers that are required to approve the ONTAP execution request.
 [-approval-groups <text>,…]- Approval Groups- 
This specifies the list of approval groups that lists the users who can approve the ONTAP execution request.
 [-execution-expiry <[<integer>h][<integer>m][<integer>s]>]- Execution Expiry- 
This specifies the amount of time that the authorized users have after a request is approved to execute the requested operation before the request expires.
 [-approval-expiry <[<integer>h][<integer>m][<integer>s]>]- Approval Expiry- 
This is the amount of time that the approvers have after a new execution request is submitted to approve or disapprove the request before the request expires.
 [-time-created <MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS>]- Time Created- 
This specifies the time at which the rule is created.
 [-system-defined {true|false}]- Is System Defined- 
Displays the value true if rule is defined by the system. Displays the value false if rule is defined by the user.
 
Examples
The following example displays typical rule information:
cluster1::> security multi-admin-verify rule show
                                                           Required  Approval
    Vserver     Operation                                  Approvers Groups
    ----------- ------------------------------------------ --------- -------------
    cluster1
                security login password                    1         -
                  Query: -multi-admin-approver true -different-user true
                security multi-admin-verify approval-group create
                                                           1         -
                security multi-admin-verify approval-group delete
                                                           1         -
                security multi-admin-verify approval-group modify
                                                           1         -
                security multi-admin-verify approval-group replace
                                                           1         -
                security multi-admin-verify modify         1         -
                security multi-admin-verify rule create    1         -
                security multi-admin-verify rule delete    1         -
                security multi-admin-verify rule modify    1         -
                volume delete                              3         -
                  Query: -vserver vs0
    10 entries were displayed.