ONTAP Discussions
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Hey there,
Lets say OnCommand Systems Manager 9.1P2 we have the following rule indexs 1 & 2. On index 1, we allow all the subnets but on index 2 we don't want a certain subnet. Can somebody confirm this is right direction? I read that the higher rule index that is being evaluated will overide the lower rule index.
Samples:
1 - xxx.xxx.x60.0/19 (in which we allow all subnets at our place).
2 xxx.xxx.x70.0/24 (uncheck both read-only and read/write on access details)
Thanks,
TT
Hi
IMHO you should change the order so the fist rule matches and gives an access denied.
Kind regards
Dario
I tried it and neither work. Do I have to enable SMB first?
Thanks,
TT
You want to use it for SMB and not for NFS?
You have to enable the export-policy for SMB first:
set -privilege advanced server cifs options modify -vserver vserver_name -is-exportpolicy-enabled true
For windows shares (CIFS). I guess its part of the SMB...
So you need to enable the mentioned option, otherwise the export-policies will not be enforced by the system...