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TrendAI Vision One™ File Security can be used in conjunction with NetApp ONTAP to scan files accessed over SMB/CIFS shares, using either the File Security Containerized Scanner (FSCS) or the File Security Virtual Appliance (FSVA).
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Prerequisites Parent topic

You require the following:
  • Functioning ONTAP cluster with SVMs configured; CIFS server and Active Directory join required (the privileged-user for Vscan is a domain account)
  • Windows Server to act as the Vscan server; must be domain-joined
  • V1FS Scanner, it can be either FSCS or FSVA deployed and reachable from the Vscan server
  • Network connectivity between all components.

Configure NetApp ONTAP Parent topic

Procedure

  1. Enable Vscan on the ONTAP Management console:
    1. Create the scanner pool:
      vserver vscan scanner-pool create -vserver <svm_name> -scanner-pool <pool_name> -hostnames <vscan_server_hostname> -privileged-users <domain\user>
      For more information, see vserver vscan scanner-pool create.
    2. Apply a policy to the scanner pool:
      vserver vscan scanner-pool apply-policy -vserver <svm_name> -scanner-pool <pool_name> -scanner-policy primary
      For more information, see vserver vscan scanner-pool apply-policy.
    3. Enable Vscan on the SVM:
      vserver vscan enable -vserver <svm_name>
  2. Install the NetApp ONTAP AV-Connector:
    1. Download the NetApp ONTAP AV-Connector from NetApp's website.
    2. Install the connector on your Windows Vscan server.
    3. Configure the connector with:
      • ONTAP Management LIF or Data LIF (SVMs) IP address
      • Appropriate credentials for ONTAP access