--- title: "About Audit Logs" slug: "s3suite94-about-audit-logs" updated: 2026-10-27T18:42:04Z published: 2026-10-27T18:42:04Z canonical: "docs.onespan.com/s3suite94-about-audit-logs" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.onespan.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # About Audit Logs There are 4 types of audit logs, listed below. They are kept in separate directories. Since log files are tenant-specific, they are stored in tenant-specific subdirectories. - **Runtime Audit Log in JSON**: Contains user registrations and authentications performed by the runtime Server, in JSON format. By default, Runtime Server audit logging is turned on. Directory: TOMCAT_HOME/logs/auditlogs/. - **Runtime Audit Log in CSV:** Contains user registrations and authentications performed by the runtime Server, designed to be consumed by Nok Nok Smart Sense and Nok Nok Smart Analytics. The data is stored in a modified CSV format where "|" replaces ",". By default, CSV audit logging is turned on. Directory: TOMCAT_HOME/logs/csvauditlogs/. - **Server Admin Console Audit Log**: Contains operations performed by administrative users: - Editing Properties/Policies - Export/Import Operations - Create/Delete Operations - Activate Policies By default, the Admin Console audit logging is turned on. To disable Admin Console audit logs, see [Admin Tenant Properties](/dpoa/docs/s3suite94-authentication-server-properties#admin-tenant-properties) in the reference to *Server Properties*. Directory: TOMCAT_HOME/logs/admin-auditlogs/ - **Command-Line Tool Audit Log**: Contains operations performed by command-line tools. - Editing Properties/Policies - Export/Import Operations - Create/Delete Operations - Activate Policies You can find these logs on the server where the command-line tools were downloaded in the directory /admin/logs/admin-auditlogs. The Runtime audit logs are high volume so they roll over when they reach 100 MB or once a day. The Admin Console and the Command-Line tool audit logs roll over every day. Past audit logs are automatically compressed in .gz files.