Rsa log file audit

In this case, 2 is the open system call. Note that the ausyscall utility allows you to convert system call numbers to their human-readable equivalents. Use the ausyscall --dump command to display a listing of all system calls along with their numbers. For more information, see the ausyscall 8 man page. The success field records whether the system call recorded in that particular event succeeded or failed.

In this case, the call did not succeed. The exit field contains a value that specifies the exit code returned by the system call. This value varies for different system call. You can interpret the value to its human-readable equivalent with the following command:. Note that the previous example assumes that your Audit log contains an event that failed with exit code The a0 to a3 fields record the first four arguments, encoded in hexadecimal notation, of the system call in this event.

These arguments depend on the system call that is used; they can be interpreted by the ausearch utility. The items field contains the number of PATH auxiliary records that follow the syscall record.

In this case, was the PPID of the parent process such as bash. In this case, was the PID of the cat process. The auid field records the Audit user ID, that is the loginuid. This ID is assigned to a user upon login and is inherited by every process even when the user's identity changes, for example, by switching user accounts with the su - john command.

The uid field records the user ID of the user who started the analyzed process. Log messages that record any runtime activity, such as authentication and authorization of users. Trace log messages are written locally to the appliance file system. The Administrative Audit, Runtime Audit, and System Audit log messages for each appliance are recorded in the Authentication Manager internal database and consolidated on the primary instance. For each type of log, you can use the Security Console to configure the level of detail written to the log files.

For example, you might choose to record only fatal errors in the Administrative Audit log, while recording all messages in the System log. If you change the logging levels and want to return to the default values, select the values listed in the following table.

Configure Logging. Log Configuration Parameters. This website uses cookies. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Article Number This article outlines on how to configure all instances of RSA Authentication Manager to send log messages to a local file to maintain an audit trail of all logon requests and operations performed using the Security Console. On the primary instance, log on to the appliance via SSH with the user name rsaadmin and the operating system password.

Administrative Logs Using the user name of rsaadmin and the operating system password, login to the primary server via SSH, as described above. When prompted, type the Operations Console administrator user name and password. Some reports have a More Arguments or More Args field as well.

They are basically for RSA Engineering debug purposes and not for customer reports. This is why some fields are not even clear within the runtime or admin audit reports, let alone in the syslog.

Please open a support case and ask the support engineer to open a JIRA defect that we can present to Engineering if your issue meets the following criteria: You cannot glean the meaning of the information in the syslog based on the limited information contained in KB and the syslog data explained. Click Next. Enter a name for this report e.

Click Save. Click on the report name and select Run Report Job Now. In the Input Parameters Values, enter the relevant values. When done, click Run Report.