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Hello,
I am required for compliance to track all user account activity. Therefore I need to track logon/logoff and login failures.
I have syslog configured on my filer but it only sends login failure messages out through syslog. Here is my syslog config.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
# $Id: //depot/prod/DOT/R8.0.3x/ontap/files/syslog.conf.sample#1 $
# Copyright (c) 1994-1996 Network Appliance.
# All rights reserved.
# Sample syslog.conf file. Copy to /etc/syslog.conf to use.
# You must use TABS for separators between fields.
# Log messages of priority info or higher to the console and to /etc/messages
*.info /dev/console
*.info /etc/messages
# Edit and uncomment following line to log all messages of priority
# err or higher and all kernel messages to a remote host, e.g. adminhost
# *.err;kern.* @adminhost
# Edit and uncomment following line to log all messages of priority
# err or higher and all kernel messages to the local7 facility of the
# syslogd on a remote host, e.g. adminhost.
# *.err;kern.* local7.*@adminhost
# Edit and uncomment following line to log all messages of priority
# err or higher and all kernel messages to a remote host, e.g. adminhost,
# at priority debug.
# *.err;kern.* *.debug@adminhost
# Edit and uncomment following line to log all messages of priority
# err or higher and all kernel messages to the local5 facility of the
# syslogd on a remote host, e.g. adminhost, at priority info.
# *.err;kern.* local5.info@adminhost
#Remote logging to LEM
#*.info local7.*@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
#AUTH
#*.* @XXX.XXX.XX.XX
#authpriv.* local7.*@XXX.XXX.XX.XX
#kern.info local7.*@XXX.XXX.XX.XX
*.info @XXX.XXX.XX.XX
auth.debug @XXX.XXX.XX.XX
authpriv.debug @XXX.XXX.XX.XX
kern.info @XXX.XXX.XX.XX
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Try, on the filer:
local7.debug @w.x.y.z
Then you should see it at the remote syslog server.
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I believe you need to have options auditlog.enable on
This will log all login attempts/commands/failures in /etc/log/auditlog.
Then I believe adding local7.* @1.2.3.4in your syslog config will get it logging to your aggregator
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That logs it into the auditlog but it does not send it out through syslog.
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adding the local7 option in your syslog.conf SHOULD forward the auditlog to the syslog server.
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This is the current configuration...and It is not sending....
*.info local7.*@XXX.XXX.XX.XX
auth.debug local7.*@XXX.XXX.XX.XX
authpriv.debug local7.*@XXX.XXX.XX.XX
kern.info local7.*@XXX.XXX.XX.XX
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Try, on the filer:
local7.debug @w.x.y.z
Then you should see it at the remote syslog server.
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Thank you that worked.
