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eTrust Audit Reference Guide - CA Technologies

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Recorder Configuration File<br />

unicenter<br />

The unicenter action tells the Action Manager to send events to the local<br />

Unicenter agent (installed on the <strong>eTrust</strong> <strong>Audit</strong> host that performs the action)<br />

for forwarding to the Unicenter Event Management Console on the specified<br />

host as shown in the following example:<br />

Action unicenter; systema<br />

In the example, the Action Manager sends events to the Unicenter Event<br />

Management Console on systema.<br />

Note: Status codes from <strong>eTrust</strong> Access Control are translated to their generic<br />

equivalents. In the Unicenter Event Management Console, events display<br />

color codes and status icons. The Unicenter Event Management Agent must<br />

be installed on the host where the Action Manager runs.<br />

Recorder Configuration File<br />

The recorder configuration file, each line (other than comment lines) provides<br />

criteria for bringing audit records into the local audit file from Windows. A<br />

record is admitted and handled by <strong>eTrust</strong> <strong>Audit</strong> if it matches the criteria of any<br />

line in the file. If the record does not match a line, then <strong>eTrust</strong> <strong>Audit</strong> will ignore<br />

the record. The file is selogrec.cfg in the audit\etc directory, where audit is the<br />

directory in which you installed <strong>eTrust</strong> <strong>Audit</strong>. This file defines which NT logs<br />

will be read, according to the client.<br />

The format is explained in the following example. Use commas as delimiters<br />

within the three-part resource specification, (source, event category, event ID),<br />

This is different that the semicolons that are used as delimiters elsewhere. The<br />

file is case-sensitive.<br />

You can select the way to filter the events that are recorded by using the<br />

following mask:<br />

;;;<br />

For example:<br />

NT-Security;Security,Detailed Tracking,593;jerry;S<br />

The default values, which can be selected during installation, are:<br />

■<br />

■<br />

■<br />

NT-System;*;*;*<br />

NT-Security;*;*;*<br />

NT-Application;*;*;*<br />

4–6 <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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