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Configure and apply audit policies to NTFS files and folders using the CLI overview
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There are several steps you must perform to apply audit policies to NTFS files and folders when using the ONTAP CLI. First, you create an NTFS security descriptor and add SACLs to the security descriptor. Next you create a security policy and add policy tasks. You then apply the security policy to a storage virtual machine (SVM).
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After applying the security policy, you can monitor the security policy job and then verify the settings for the applied audit policy.
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When an audit policy and associated SACLs are applied, any existing DACLs are overwritten. You should review existing security policies before creating and applying new ones. |
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