XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual

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Appendix B: The UAACL File
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B8: AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL
The AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL keyword defines the writing of audit records after a failed
logon. If AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL is set to ON, audit records will be written. If
AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL is set to OFF, audit records will not be written.
If present in a UAGroup, the value of this keyword overrides that in the UACONF file.
If the keyword is omitted, the value in the UACONF file is used.
Syntax:
AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL { ON | OFF }
The Example below audits all the successful and failed logons for the members of
$SUPER group to members of $EVERYONE.
Example: How to Configure Auditing for a Particular UAGROUP
UAGROUP AUDIT-SUPER-TO-EVERYONE-LOGONS
DESCRIPTION "Audit $SUPER logon as $EVERYONE"
FROM_USER $SUPER
TO_USER $EVERYONE
AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS ON
AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL ON
B9: AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS
The AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS defines the writing of audit records after a successful
logon. If AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS is set to ON, then audit records will be written for
successful logons. If AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS is set to OFF, then no audit records will
be written.
If present in a UAGroup, the value of this keyword overrides that in the UACONF file.
If the keyword is omitted, the value in the UACONF file is used.
Syntax:
AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS { ON | OFF }
The Example below audits all the successful logons for the members of $SECURITY
to members of $SUPER.
Example:
UAGROUP AUDIT-SECURITY-TO-SUPER-LOGONS
DESCRIPTION "Audit $security logon as $SUPER"
FROM_USER $SECURITY
TO_USER $SUPER
AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS ON