Changes to the File Access and Protocols Management Guide
The Data ONTAP 8.0 7-Mode File Access and Protocols Management Guide should
have included the following topics.
v “Enabling or disabling SFTP log files”
v “Specifying the maximum size of the current SFTP log files”
v “Correction to specifying the FTP authentication style” on page 136
v “Incorrect reference to nonexistent SFTP log files” on page 136
v “Updated compatibility information available online” on page 136
v “Corrections to the FPolicy commands to monitor directory operations” on
page 136
v “Unsupported Windows features in the file serving environment” on page
137
v “NFSv4 client compatibility” on page 137
v “FTP server does not support Unicode characters” on page 137
Enabling or disabling SFTP log files
You can enable or disable SFTP log files by setting the sftp.log_enable option
to on or off, respectively. This enables you to enable or disable SFTP event
logging. By default, this option is on.
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When this option is enabled, Data ONTAP logs SFTP commands and data
transfer operations to the /etc/log/sftp.cmd.* log files.
Step
1. Perform one of the following actions:
If you want SFTP log files to be... Enter the command...
Enabled options sftp.log_enable on
Disabled options sftp.log_enable off
Specifying the maximum size of the current SFTP log files
To specify the maximum size of the current /etc/log/sftp.cmd.* SFTP log
files, you can set the sftp.log_filesize option. By default, the maximum size
of the current SFTP log files is 512 KB.
Step
1. Enter the following command:
options sftp.log_filesize filesize
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