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How ONTAP SLAG can be used to expedite application of SACLs for CIFS auditing

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • ntfs security-style
  • Storage-Level Access Guard (SLAG)
  • SACLs (perms to define CIFS auditing)

Issue

  • In order to meet the requirements for CIFS auditing, a SACL must be present
  • Files and directories to be monitored must have an SACL ACE matching any user and operation for which monitoring is desired
  • Application of the SACLs may be accomplished via updates to the file-level permissions
    • This can be time consuming, since time required to perform recursive permission updates scales with the number of objects in the directory tree

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