you can audit all that, it's just that information will go to the security log, while you can increase it on Celerra at some point entries will start rolling off so you need a third party tool that can capture that information in a database so your security folks can run reports, look for violations etc. So unless you are going to write some kind of application yourself that will parse these security logs, look at 3rd party tools (that support auditing of NAS appliances).
We have some AD tools to audit the data on the CIFS shares, this is possible only if we are able to mount the share on a windows server. So is there any way to mount the share on the windows server?
How to mount a CIFS share on a windows server?