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The everyone permission has been added after applied sdname policy

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ONTAP 9

Issue

  • The everyone permission has been added after applied sd (Security Descriptor) name policy.
  • Follows the below commands, the everyone permission is added in the /test1.

Example：

Cluster1::> vserver security file‐directory ntfs dacl add ‐ntfs‐sd sd1 ‐vserver svm_data1  ‐access‐type allow ‐account user1 ‐rights full‐control ‐apply‐to this‐folder
Cluster1::> vserver security file‐directory policy create ‐vserver svm_data1 ‐policy‐name  policy1
Cluster1::> vserver security file‐directory policy task add ‐vserver svm_data1 ‐policyname policy1 ‐path /test1 ‐security‐type ntfs ‐ntfs‐sd sd1  ‐ntfs‐mode propagate ‐indexnum 1 ‐access‐control file‐directory
Cluster1::> vserver security file‐directory apply ‐vserver svm_data1 ‐policy‐name policy1

 

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