Audit Management

Audit Management is used to trace the granting or denial of rights. To access it, select Audit Management from the Security Manager menu. 

You must set up server groups, user groups, and objects before you establish audit statements.

Creating audit statements

1. Select Security Manager > Audit Management.
2. Click the add icon .
3. In the Order field, indicate the priority level of this statement, which will determine the order in which the audit records are read. Lower values take precedence over higher ones. For example, a statement with an order of 10 is read before a statement with an order of 50; likewise, one with an order of 50 is read before one with an order of 100.
4. Select the User Group that will be the subject of this audit statement. You can select an existing user group from the list, or select the first entry (*) to include all groups.
5. Select the Server Group that is being audited by this statement. You can select an existing server group from the list, or select the first entry (*) to include all groups.
6. Select the Object Group that will be the subject of this audit statement. You can select an existing object group from the list, or select the first entry (*) to include all groups.
7. In the Action Mask field, enter a command mask to indicate the command you want to audit.
8. Set the Audit Level:  All (both granted and denied), Denied, Granted, or None (no auditing).
9. Enter the Workgroup Server that is being audited.
10. Click Save.

Editing audit statements

Select the check box for an audit statement's record. On the pop-up menu, click Edit. Follow the instructions above (in Creating Audit Statements) to edit the record.

Deleting audit statements

Select the check box for an audit statement's record. On the pop-up menu, click Delete. On the Delete Confirmation dialog, click Yes to delete the user, or No to cancel the delete action.