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12-07-2009 02:28 AM
12-07-2009 02:28 AM
Audit my trusted 11.23 box.
hello,
My box is running by 11.23 and its a trusted sever, now i have to take user auditing of this server, pls anyone send me the proc. to how to take auditing reports from this server.( how to configure ? )
My box is running by 11.23 and its a trusted sever, now i have to take user auditing of this server, pls anyone send me the proc. to how to take auditing reports from this server.( how to configure ? )
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12-07-2009 04:08 AM
12-07-2009 04:08 AM
Re: Audit my trusted 11.23 box.
>> i have to take user auditing of this server, pls anyone send me the proc. to how to take auditing reports from this server.( how to configure ? )<<<
Enable Auditing its big topic, you need read below link and understand.
http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90121/ch02s05.html
Enable Auditing its big topic, you need read below link and understand.
http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90121/ch02s05.html
Problems are common to all, but attitude makes the difference
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12-07-2009 04:09 AM
12-07-2009 04:09 AM
Re: Audit my trusted 11.23 box.
SAM --> Auditing and Security -> SAM Audited Events -> Under this look for sucessfull login&logout
1) Enable "Turn Auditing ON"
2) Select the users want to audit
3) Actions -> View Audit Log...
[ Audit Log... ] /var/.audit/audfile1
Once the auditfile has been created as shown above loacted, you need create /audit/archieve -> file system to archieve the audit logs.
hence the auditfile will be stored under /var file system if you d'not acrihive or purge the old auditfiles /var file system may grow high
so you need write script to check the audit file size than stop the audit than move the old audit files under /audit/archieve file system
once the audit file has been generated.
you even use SAM or command line to check audit file has below
man audisp -> more information to audit particulare user from auditfile.
1) Enable "Turn Auditing ON"
2) Select the users want to audit
3) Actions -> View Audit Log...
[ Audit Log... ] /var/.audit/audfile1
Once the auditfile has been created as shown above loacted, you need create /audit/archieve -> file system to archieve the audit logs.
hence the auditfile will be stored under /var file system if you d'not acrihive or purge the old auditfiles /var file system may grow high
so you need write script to check the audit file size than stop the audit than move the old audit files under /audit/archieve file system
once the audit file has been generated.
you even use SAM or command line to check audit file has below
man audisp -> more information to audit particulare user from auditfile.
Problems are common to all, but attitude makes the difference
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