This post is on based on this KB FAQ:
7MTT/Transitioned Data ONTAP features, this post “Shows”
in Clustered ONTAP 8.2.1 Clustershell, and a 7-Mode to CDOT options and
config files mapping spreadsheet. The commands are for Clustered ONTAP 8.2.X,
and apply to transitions with 7MTT 1.2/1.3.
1. Log into the Clustershell
2. Type these commands
rows 0
set d
set d
set
-showallfields true
set
-showseparator "#"
3. Then run the following list of show commands (the list
is more than required...)
job
schedule cron show
job
schedule interval show
network
interface show
network
interface show-routing-group
security
audit show
security
snmpusers
snapmirror
policy show
snapmirror show
snapmirror show
statistics
settings show
volume
efficiency policy show
volume
efficiency show
volume
qtree show
volume
quota policy rule show
volume
quota policy show
volume
quota show
volume
show
volume
snapshot policy show
vserver
active-directory show
vserver
audit show
vserver
cifs domain name-mapping-search show
vserver
cifs domain preferred-dc show
vserver
cifs group-policy show
vserver
cifs home-directory search-path show
vserver
cifs options show
vserver
cifs security show
vserver
cifs share access-control show
vserver
cifs share properties show
vserver
cifs share show
vserver
cifs show
vserver
cifs superuser show
vserver
cifs symlink show
vserver
cifs users-and-groups local-group show
vserver
cifs users-and-groups local-group show-members
vserver
cifs users-and-groups local-group show-sid
vserver
cifs users-and-groups local-user show
vserver
cifs users-and-groups local-user show-membership
vserver
cifs users-and-groups local-user show-sid
vserver
cifs users-and-groups privilege show
vserver
cifs users-and-groups show-domain-sid
vserver
export-policy rule show
vserver
export-policy show
vserver
name-mapping show
vserver
nfs kerberos-config show
vserver
nfs show
vserver
options
vserver
services dns hosts show
vserver
services dns show
vserver
services kerberos-realm show
vserver
services ldap client schema show
vserver
services ldap client show
vserver
services ldap show
vserver
services nis-domain show
vserver
services unix-group show
vserver
services unix-user show
4. Copy and paste the output into excel using the text
import wizard, and # as a separator.
5. Run this pre-7MTT transition and post-7MTT transition
to see the configuration changes.
Caveat Lector: As always - this is unofficial stuff.
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