auditing
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auditing
can any one provide details about auditing in all areas of iseries..with commands to generate reports.thanks in advance
ASKED: Oct 13 2009  7:01 PM GMT
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Auditing in ALL areas if the iSeries.
That would take quite a bit to do on this list.
Can you be more specific as to what you want to audit?
Who signed on? and when?
What objects were used by whom and what program?
What data records where modified?
What System values were changed?
When were invalid signon attempts tried?
The list can go on.

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Start here:
V5R4 audit basics
The first topic listed on that page is 'Planning security auditing'. Although it's for V5R4, it'll mostly be appropriate. (You didn't supply a version/release.)

The topics that follow it are also needed in order to get a good discussion going.

To see what settings might already be active, run DSPSECAUD.

Do NOT run any commands such as CHGSECAUD until you KNOW what they'll do.

Tom
Last Answered: Oct 14 2009  11:42 PM GMT by TomLiotta   7830 pts.
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KevinBeaver   7610 pts.  |   Oct 14 2009  7:55PM GMT

It sounds like you need to step back and define what you’re trying to accomplish. Otherwise you’ll head down a path of diminishing returns and not know when you’ve gotten to where you need to be.

 
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