Isilon Share permissions for NFS and SMB

[Darrell Masterson]

I have been tasked with getting the permissions on all shares on our three Isilon arrays. To start with the first array, I want to see all the shares with the permissions by looking at the access zone level as opposed to one share at a time. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. 

[saurabh chaudhary]

Hi Darrell,

You can run the basic for loop script, I have created for the SMB shares today to get the permissions which were applied through NTFS level (Windows AD level):

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#### Script to collect all SMB share list and there permission per Zone wise ######

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isi zone list --format=list | grep -i Name | awk '{print $2}' > zone-list;

for i in `cat zone-list`

do

        isi smb shares list --zone=$i --no-footer --no-header > smb-path-zone-$i;

        for j in `cat smb-path-zone-$i | awk '{print $1}'`

        do

                isi smb shares view --zone=$i --share=$j | egrep "Share Name:|Path:" >> smb-permission-zone-$i;

                k=`isi smb shares view --zone=$i --share=$j |grep Path: | awk '{print $2}'`;

#                echo $k;

                echo "" >> smb-permission-zone-$i;

                ls -led $k >> smb-permission-zone-$i;

                echo "========================================================================================" >> smb-permission-zone-$i;

        done

done

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Add this to the file with .sh extension and run via cli. This will generate 3 files:

1) zone-list (list of all configured zone list)

2) smb-path-zone-<ZoneName>  (list of all SMB share and respective path in the zone <ZoneName>)

3) smb-permission-zone-<ZoneName> (list of all SMB share, respective path and NTFS level permission at each path)

Below is the smb-permission-zone-System file output:

Hope this will help you out.

Regards,

Saurabh

[John Beranek - PA]

As an alternative to what others have posted, you could get all the configuration in JSON format with:

https://github.com/obergt/Isilon_Tools

John