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Apply security policies
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Applying a file security policy to SVMs is the last step in creating and applying NTFS ACLs to files or folders.
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You can apply security settings defined in the security policy to NTFS files and folders residing within FlexVol volumes (NTFS or mixed security style).
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When an audit policy and associated SACLs are applied, any existing DACLs are overwritten. When a security policy and its associated DACLs are applied, any existing DACLs are overwritten. You should review existing security policies before creating and applying new ones. |
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Apply a security policy:
vserver security file-directory apply -vserver vserver_name ‑policy-name policy_namevserver security file-directory apply -vserver vs1 -policy-name policy1The policy apply job is scheduled and the Job ID is returned.
[Job 53322]Job is queued: Fsecurity Apply. Use the "Job show 53322 –id 53322" command to view the status of the operation
