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Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference Auditing
12 Auditing
Setting up auditing in the Digipass Plug-In for SBR requires three basic steps:
1. Set up audit message destination. If this will be a text file or the Windows Event Log,
no configuration is required.
2. Configure auditing in the SBR Plug-In to send audit messages to the correct
destination.
3. Configure Audit Viewer to retrieve, filter and display audit messages.
12.1 Text File
12.1.1 Text File Name Variables
A number of variables may be included in the name or path of an audit text file.Time/date
variables will influence how often a new text file is created.
Table 57: Audit Text File Name/Path Variables
Variable Notes
{year} Current year in format 'YYYY' eg. 2006
{month} Current month in format 'MM' eg. November becomes 11
{mday} Current day of the month in format 'DD' eg. 06
{yday} Current day of the year in format 'DDD' – this will be a number between 1 and 366
{week} Current week of the year in format 'WW' eg. The 6 th week of the year will be 06
{source} The name of the program from which the audit message was received by the Audit System eg.
Authentication Server
Example
Entering the following into the Log File field in the SBR Plug-In Configuration:
c:\Audit Files\{source}\audit-{year}-{month}-{mday}.audit
would cause:
A directory named Digipass Plug-In for SBR to be created in the Audit Files directory
A new audit text file to be created daily
A file named audit-2006-11-06.audit to be created on the 6 th November 2006
12.1.2 Configure Auditing to Text File
1. Open the SBR Plug-In Configuration GUI.
2. Click on the Auditing tab.
3. Click on the Add... button.
4. Select Text File from the drop down list.
5. Click on OK.
The Plugin window will be displayed.
6. Enter a name to use for display purposes in the Display Name field.
7. Tick the Enabled checkbox to enable auditing to this plug-in.
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