Audit Events tab
The Audit Events tab displays NetBackup events according to the audit categories that you select. NetBackup records a number of events that occur while you work with the product. For example, a security certificate is issued to a host, an authorization token is deleted, connection between hosts is established and so on.
The following information is displayed on the tab:
Select Date/Time | Select the date range - From and To dates - for which you want to view audit events. Alternatively, you can select the check box instead of selecting the To date. Audit events that have occurred from the specified date until the current time are displayed. |
Select Audit Categories | Select the audit categories like Certificate, Connection, Host and so on to view the respective events in the report pane. Alternatively, you can select the check box, select all audit categories at once. |
Show Status | Click the link to open the Status of Selected Audit Categories pop-up screen. The pop-up screen displays the audit events that are fetched per selected categories. |
Defaults | Click the button to set the default settings for the date and audit categories. |
Fetch Audit Events | Click the button to display audit events according to the categories that are selected. To view additional information about a specific event, select it from the table in the report pane and double-click. The Details dialog box opens. See Audit Events Details dialog box. Initially, the Audit Events tab displays audit events for all categories that are recorded so far. You can select the required audit categories and then click the button (or refresh the screen) to fetch the recent events for the selected categories. |
Date | Date and time when the audit event was recorded. |
User | User who triggered the event. |
Category | Audit category, for example Certificate (CERT), Login (LOGIN), Security Configuration (SEC_CONFIG), or Token (TOKEN). |
Action | Action that the user has taken, for example CREATE (created a certificate) or MODIFY (modified a security configuration) |
Description | Details about the event and the user action. |