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09-18-2007 02:54 AM
09-18-2007 02:54 AM
			
				
					
					
						I want to audit (i.e. record in the SECURITY.AUDIT$JOURNAL) when a subgroup of users (with elevated privileges) Login and Logout of my system.     The group consists of probably less than 10 (out of several hundred).
I dont want to log everybody, only this relatively small group.
It seemed a relatively simple problem however it turns out to be more difficult than I thought, (unless I am missing something obvious). I thought about putting an auditing ACE on either SYLOGIN.COM or LOGINOUT.EXE however it doesn't look like this can be restricted to "access by the sub-group".
Any ideas anyone.
Dave
	
			
				
		
			
			
			
			
			
			
		
		
		
	
	
	
I dont want to log everybody, only this relatively small group.
It seemed a relatively simple problem however it turns out to be more difficult than I thought, (unless I am missing something obvious). I thought about putting an auditing ACE on either SYLOGIN.COM or LOGINOUT.EXE however it doesn't look like this can be restricted to "access by the sub-group".
Any ideas anyone.
Dave
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09-18-2007 05:06 AM
09-18-2007 05:06 AM
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						Dave,
Audit ACEs can not be restricted to a group.
What about creating a dummy file which is protected against all users except the group and has an audit alarm:
(AUDIT=SECURITY,ACCESS=READ+SUCCESS)
Then in SYS$SYLOGIN try to open and close this file.
$ OPEN/READ D dummy_file /ERROR=ERR
$ CLOSE D
$ERR:
If the open will succed, you will receive an audit record in the audit journal.
Bojan
		
		
	
	
	
Audit ACEs can not be restricted to a group.
What about creating a dummy file which is protected against all users except the group and has an audit alarm:
(AUDIT=SECURITY,ACCESS=READ+SUCCESS)
Then in SYS$SYLOGIN try to open and close this file.
$ OPEN/READ D dummy_file /ERROR=ERR
$ CLOSE D
$ERR:
If the open will succed, you will receive an audit record in the audit journal.
Bojan
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09-18-2007 07:24 AM
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						Thanks Bojan,
This solution will work for me.
Dave.
		
		
	
	
	
This solution will work for me.
Dave.
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