XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual

XYGATE
®
User Authentication
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(XUA) 1.85 Reference Manual
Appendix A: The UACONF File
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A6: AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL
This keyword is used to specify whether or not you want to write failed-logon attempts
to the XUA audit logs. This value is determined during installation but can be changed
at any time. It is a GLOBAL setting and can be overridden by individual UAGroup
entries in the UAACL file.
Syntax:
AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL { ON | OFF }
Example:
AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL OFF
The default value is ON.
A7: AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS
This keyword is used to specify whether or not you want to write successful logon
attempts to the XUA audit logs. This value is determined during installation but can be
changed at any time. It is a GLOBAL setting and can be overridden by individual
UAGroup entries in the UAACL file.
Syntax:
AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS { ON | OFF }
Example:
AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS OFF
The default value is OFF.
A8: AUDIT_SERVER
When this keyword is set to ON, it causes the XYGATEUA object file to start a copy of
itself to use as an audit server. The original server sends all generated audits to the
audit server, reducing the main server’s processing time. The audit server will be given
a system-generated process name, and will be terminated whenever the main server
goes away.
This is a GLOBAL setting in the UACONF file that cannot be overridden by entries in
the UAACL file. There is no equivalent keyword in the UAACL file.
Syntax:
AUDIT_SERVER { ON | OFF }
Example:
AUDIT_SERVER ON
The default value is OFF.