What changed in NetApp ONTAP DSC 9.x STIG V2R4V2R4 changes

NetApp ONTAP DSC 9.x STIG V2R4 (2026-07-01) replaced V2R3 (2026-01-05): 2 checks updated. It has 29 checks, against 29 in V2R3.

  • 0 added
  • 0 removed
  • 2 updated

Updated fields: Check text 2Fix text 1Title 1

Updated in V2R4 (2)

V-246940CAT IONTAP must be configured to use an authentication server to provide multifactor authentication.Check text, Fix text

Check text

Use "security login show -authentication-method domain" to see users configured to authenticate with Active Directory. If ONTAP is not configured to use an authentication server, this is a finding. Note: The authentication method "domain" is one example. Other authentication methods such as "publickey" and "saml" are also acceptable.

Fix text

Configure ONTAP to make use of Active Directory to authenticate users and prohibit the use of cached authenticators with "security login create -user-or-group-name &ltuser or group name> -authentication-method domain -application ssh". Note: The authentication method "domain" is one example. Other authentication methods such as "publickey" and "saml" are also acceptable.

V-246948CAT IIONTAP must implement replay-resistant authentication mechanisms for network access to privileged accounts.Title, Check text

Title

ONTAP must implement replay-resistant authentication mechanisms for network access to privilegesd accounts.

Check text

Use "security login show -role admin" to see all configured admin users and groups. If any account, other than the admin account used as the account of last resort, has an authentication method other than domainpassword, this is a finding.

How these changes are found

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