Audit Settings
- 27 Sep 2024
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Audit Settings
- Mis à jour le 27 Sep 2024
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An auditing file will be created when a service is started. Each auditing file contains the following information:
A header with LDAP Synchronization Tool version number, configuration details, timestamp, and connection details
Start and end time of the synchronization run
Records found in the source LDAP data store
Records created in the destination OneSpan Authentication Server data store
Records updated in the destination OneSpan Authentication Server data store
All errors and warnings
Click Add to configure auditing destination settings for LDAP Synchronization Tool. Select the type of auditing destination you want to define from the list and enter the details required.
Highlight an auditing method and use Move Up and Move Down to order the list of auditing methods. In a fail-over situation they will be used in the order specified.
LDAP Synchronization Tool auditing methods
You can use LDAP Synchronization Tool to configure different auditing methods.
On Windows platforms, the following methods can be used:
Text file
Event log
ODBC database
On Linux platforms, the following methods can be used:
Text file
Linux syslog
ODBC database
Table: LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility – Common auditing method settings | |
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
Display name | The name that will be displayed in the available audit methods list. |
Reject audit messages if this method fails | Return an error if this audit method fails to record an auditing message. |
Record audit message if no other method recorded it | Select this check box if messages should only be logged by this audit method if they have not been previously logged by any other auditing method. |
Audit message types | Select which kind of message types should be recorded by this audit method. |
Table: LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility – Text file auditing method settings | |
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
Audit file | The name and location of the audit text file. |
Always keep open | Keep the audit file open all the time. |
Use GMT/UTC | Use GMT/UTC instead of the local system time in the audit messages. |
Allow multiple lines | Allow the information to be split up to multiple lines. |
Windows Event Log / Linux Syslog auditing method
These auditing methods write auditing details to a specified Windows event log or Linux syslog. The following events will be written to the Windows event log or the Linux syslog during synchronization:
Start up
Shut down
Successful run of a synchronization profile
Failed run of a synchronization profile
Failure to create trace or audit file
Table: LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility – Event log auditing method settings | |
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
Log type | This is the log type in the event viewer that the audit messages will be written to. You can use one of the standard logs supplied with the operating system, or you can create your own and call it OneSpan. |
With this auditing method, auditing details are written to an ODBC data store.
Table: LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility – ODBC database auditing method settings | |
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
DSN | The data source name for the ODBC database being used |
Username | The user ID used to log in to the ODBC data store. The ODBC data store should be set up for user ID and password logon on only. Logon via one-time password (OTP) cannot be used. |
Password | The password of the user ID. |
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