Safeguard Audit Service Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Audit Service Command Syntax
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ALTER AUDIT SERVICE Command
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All attempts to execute this command are audited.
Examples
1. This command changes the disk allocation parameters for the current audit pool so
the primary and secondary extents are 256, the maximum extents are 32, and the
maximum audit files are 6:
=ALTER AUDIT POOL EXT (256,256), MAXEXTENTS 32, &
=MAXFILES 6
2. This command changes the primary extent to 64 for files in the audit pool on
$OP1.AUDIT. Other disk allocation parameters for this audit pool remain
unchanged:
=ALTER AUDIT POOL $op1.audit EXTENTSIZE (64)
3. This example illustrates how to delete released audit files. It assumes that the six
audit files named A0000063 through A0000068 are in the audit pool on
$OP2.AUDIT. This sequence of commands releases and deletes four of these
audit files:
=RELEASE A65:A68 IN $op2.audit
=ALTER AUDIT POOL $op2.audit MAXFILES 2
ALTER AUDIT SERVICE Command
ALTER AUDIT SERVICE alters the audit service operating modes. The operating
modes control the manner in which audit records are written to disk and the recovery
actions to be taken if access to the current audit pool is interrupted.
Only members of the SECURITY-ADMINISTRATOR security group can execute this
command.
operating-mode
specifies the audit service operating mode to be altered. Any operating-mode
not specified in this command retains its current settings. The operating-mode
values are:
WRITE-THROUGH CACHE { ON | OFF }
EOF REFRESH { ON | OFF }
RECOVERY recovery
Caution. Altering the current audit pool can cause system performance problems.
ALTER AUDIT SERVICE [ , ] operating-mode
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