Enable and disable auditing on SVMs
You can enable or disable auditing on storage virtual machines (SVMs). You might want to temporarily stop file and directory auditing by disabling auditing. You can enable auditing at any time (if an auditing configuration exists).
Before you can enable auditing on the SVM, the SVM's auditing configuration must already exist.
Disabling auditing does not delete the auditing configuration.
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Perform the appropriate command:
If you want auditing to be…
Enter the command…
Enabled
vserver audit enable -vserver vserver_name
Disabled
vserver audit disable -vserver vserver_name
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Verify that auditing is in the desired state:
vserver audit show -vserver vserver_name
The following example enables auditing for SVM vs1:
cluster1::> vserver audit enable -vserver vs1 cluster1::> vserver audit show -vserver vs1 Vserver: vs1 Auditing state: true Log Destination Path: /audit_log Categories of Events to Audit: file-ops, cifs-logon-logoff Log Format: evtx Log File Size Limit: 100MB Log Rotation Schedule: Month: - Log Rotation Schedule: Day of Week: - Log Rotation Schedule: Day: - Log Rotation Schedule: Hour: - Log Rotation Schedule: Minute: - Rotation Schedules: - Log Files Rotation Limit: 10
The following example disables auditing for SVM vs1:
cluster1::> vserver audit disable -vserver vs1 Vserver: vs1 Auditing state: false Log Destination Path: /audit_log Categories of Events to Audit: file-ops, cifs-logon-logoff Log Format: evtx Log File Size Limit: 100MB Log Rotation Schedule: Month: - Log Rotation Schedule: Day of Week: - Log Rotation Schedule: Day: - Log Rotation Schedule: Hour: - Log Rotation Schedule: Minute: - Rotation Schedules: - Log Files Rotation Limit: 10