The mc alias remove command removes an alias from the AIStor client configuration. Syntax Example The following command removes the alias named play:

Syntax Example The following command concatenates the contents of an object on a AIStor deployment to STDOUT: mc cat play/mybucket/myobject.txt Syntax The mc cat command has the following syntax:

The mc idp ldap info command outputs the current configuration for an AD/LDAP provider on a specified AIStor deployment. Syntax Example The following example outputs the AD/LDAP configuration settings on the myminio deployment.

The mc anonymous list retrieves all anonymous (that is, unauthenticated or public) access policies for a bucket. Buckets with anonymous policies allow clients to access the bucket contents and perform actions consistent with the specified policy without authentication. Syntax Example The following command lists all anonymous access policies for the mydata bucket on the myminio AIStor deployment:

The mc cp command copies objects to or from an AIStor deployment, where the source can be either an AIStor deployment or a local filesystem. You can also use mc cp against the local filesystem to produce similar results to the cp commandline tool. mc cp copies only the latest version or the specified version of an object without any version information or modification date.

The mc idp ldap policy entities command displays a list of mappings for a user, group, and/or policy. Syntax EXAMPLE The following example lists all mappings for a specific policy, a set of groups, and a selection of users on the myminio deployment.

The mc alias import command imports an alias configuration from a JSON file or STDIN. The command reads the configuration and adds it as a new alias or updates an existing one. Syntax Example The following command imports an alias configuration from a file:

The mc idp ldap policy attach command attaches one or more polices to an entity. Syntax Example The following example attaches the policy userpolicy to the user bobfisher on the myminio deployment:

The mc retention set command configures the Write-Once Read-Many (WORM) locking settings for an object or object(s) in a bucket. You can also set the default object lock settings for a bucket, where all objects without explicit object lock settings inherit the bucket default. To lock an object under legal hold, use mc legalhold set. Object Locking on Existing Buckets Beginning with RELEASE.2025-05-20T20-30-00Z, AIStor allows setting object locking and retention rules on any existing bucket. Earlier versions of AIStor only allowed setting retention rules for buckets that allowed object locking at the bucket’s creation.

The mc support top net command displays realtime network metrics. Syntax Example The following command displays the current realtime network metrics for the alias myminio deployment.