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I create an audit using this command
vserver audit create -vserver fpsvm1 -destination /vol1/audit_log -events file-ops,cifs-logon-logoff -format evtx -rotate-size 100MB -rotate-limit 0
vserver audit enable -vserver fpsvm1
but when I try to modify and delete the file in share,
I can't see any record
Is the auditing full that I want?
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Hello Allen,
Please make sure the following prerequisites are met for the auditing to function smooth.
CIFS must be licensed and enabled on the storage system before enabling auditing.
The file or directory to be audited must be in a MIXED or NTFS volume or qtree.
You cannot audit CIFS events for a file or directory in a UNIX volume or qtree unless Storage-Level Access Guard is enabled.
You must specify access events to record from windows end (Sacls)
Event auditing is turned off by default.
Related KB: https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/How_to_set_up_NAS_auditing_in_ONTAP_9
