XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual

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Chapter 19. XUA Auditing and Audit
Reports
Up to nine audit locations can be defined for XUA. The audit information can be written
to diskfiles, processes and IP addresses. Refer to the AUDIT keywords described in
Appendices A3:, A4: and A5: respectively.
The XUA software also includes two macros (XUA_AUDIT_REPORT and
XUA_REPORT) that will generate reports from audit information that is written to an
ENSCRIBE file.
19.1 AUDIT File Considerations
This section explains Audit file creation and rollover behavior in XUA.
19.1.1 Audit File Creation
The AUDIT keyword can be repeated up to nine times with the UACONF file, each
specifying a different audit location. Any one of these nine available audit file positions
may be defined as a NonStop server standard file or process name, or may be defined
as an IP address. This section deals with the NonStop server standard file or process
name form of the audit file specification.
Audit files are defined in the UACONF file. If a filename is defined and does not exist,
XUA will create it with the following default parameters:
TYPE E
EXT(300,300,16)
REC 4000
BLOCK 4096
You can specify different EXTents in your UACONF file as described in Appendix A3:
“AUDIT (Filename)” on page 206.