You can configure your storage system to deny the FTP service to specific users by including their user names in the /etc/ftpusers file. This file is not created automatically when the Data ONTAP software is installed on your storage system; you must create it.
The /etc/ftpusers file must contain one user name per line. For NTLM authentication, the user name must also include the domain name in one of the following formats:
Note
You must specify the exact domain name in the preceding formats; otherwise, access to the specified user may not be denied. For example, if you want to deny a user in NT-domain.com, you must specify the domain as NT-domain.com. If you specify NT-domain instead of NT-domain.com, the user will not be denied access.
To edit the /etc/ftpusers file on your storage system, complete the following steps.
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Add the user names of the users (one name per line) to whom you want to deny access. |
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