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07-12-2012 11:53 PM
07-12-2012 11:53 PM
Hi All!
I am facing with a problem of tracking user activity, but its becoming a bit difficult, because, user´s logon onto the systems with the username of the application. Let´s say if in the server there ar an application called "LHS", the users logon with a username "lhs". This is how the application vendor set it up!
So the question is, how to track user activity? who did what?
Looking for your help, this is becoming a problem, because no one want to take responsability.
FR
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07-13-2012 03:47 AM
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>I could track whoever did something from its username
No, that just tracks the source and login/logoff times.
If all users are running the same application, then unless you turn on system auditing, you would have to change the application to log the details.
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