#Is there a way to check on the progress of SLAG application
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https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/smb-admin/configure-storage-level-access-guard-task.html
Step 11
I understand the process, but there does not appear a way to check progress, except that it will take some time to propagate...😅
Ah, now I get it. I think you can see the progress in the job details: vserver security file-directory job show -instance
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap-cli-9131/vserver-security-file-directory-job-show.html
that only shows you if it already applied the SLAG to that particular directory. You can't see how far the job has progressed. I don't know if maybe job show shows more helpful output, have you tried that?
I know I saw a progress somewhere with fsecurity, not sure where...
ah right the "job show" command. I missed that. My answer was to your "step 11" above that 😉
Yes, the job shows completed a few seconds after submission. But I think it is running a sub-process for each task in the policy, and ONTAP does not report that. I have tried listing jobs, but they appear not to be considered jobs
Did you do the "job show" like this? (not the "vserver security file-security job show")
job show -id 3625 -instance
Job ID: 3625
Owning Vserver: XXX
Name: Fsecurity Apply
Description: File Directory Security Apply Job
Priority: Low
Node: XXX-n2
Affinity: Cluster
Schedule: @now
Queue Time: 05/24 00:29:32
Start Time: 05/24 00:29:32
End Time: -
Drop-dead Time: -
Restarted?: false
State: Running
Status Code: 0
Completion String:
Job Type: FSEC_APPLY
Job Category: FSECURITY
Execution Progress: Fsecurity Apply processed 1606 files/dirs. Last Processed: /cifs_komm3_clone/larchive/archive/000/000/A21/809
User Name: admin
Restart Is Delayed by Module: -
You can see there how many files are already processed
Interesting. Yes, exaclty, 9.10.1 simply reports job as completed.
if it reports the job as completed, maybe it is already done? I also think I remember that if you had a typo in the path somewhere, it would not error out but silently apply the rules to zero files/directories instead, so maybe double-check that you gave it the correct directory?