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I'm looking for a way to see when users access CIFS on specific SVM from specific IP what files they are accessing.
Have a network segment will be isolating and want to verify if clients in this range are accessing CIF shares.
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Basic CIFS Audit will have what you need. You can collect the load (use the XLM collect) and grab the file and search via IP.
https://docs.netapp.com/ontap-9/topic/com.netapp.doc.dot-cifs-nfs-audit/home.html
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Basic CIFS Audit will have what you need. You can collect the load (use the XLM collect) and grab the file and search via IP.
https://docs.netapp.com/ontap-9/topic/com.netapp.doc.dot-cifs-nfs-audit/home.html
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Looks like security trace filters will do what I need. Thanks for pointing me in right direction.
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Keep in mind you don't want to keep security trace filters enabled indefinitely (if you're referring to vserver security trace).
Instead, use native SMB audit or a 3rd party fpolicy server.
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No problem Eric, and keep in mind what @parisi said.
