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Audit logging, history etc
Hi
I've been tasked to make our audit logging better.
The Bad vCenter username logon attempt alarm is good, but how do I get a list of all bad attempts in the last 6 months? (edit, ok I found the report)
Also, trawling through vcenter logs is a pain, can I create custom alarm (informational) for normal user logons? (maybe excluding known service logons like Veeam)
I believe this kind of audit logging could be a new feature for One in the future. Imagine having access to an easy to read, audit of actions that a certain user did on a certain day. "show me what Jim did that screwed up cluster x on Friday?" Maybe it wouldn't hold all that info in its VONE database, you could run a query on demand against the vcenter DB.
Cheers
I've been tasked to make our audit logging better.
The Bad vCenter username logon attempt alarm is good, but how do I get a list of all bad attempts in the last 6 months? (edit, ok I found the report)
Also, trawling through vcenter logs is a pain, can I create custom alarm (informational) for normal user logons? (maybe excluding known service logons like Veeam)
I believe this kind of audit logging could be a new feature for One in the future. Imagine having access to an easy to read, audit of actions that a certain user did on a certain day. "show me what Jim did that screwed up cluster x on Friday?" Maybe it wouldn't hold all that info in its VONE database, you could run a query on demand against the vcenter DB.
Cheers
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Re: Audit logging, history etc
Hi Mark,
you can create alarm on any vSphere event as Veeam ONE collects them all. You can either find an event under Tasks&Events tab right-click on it and create the alarm or find the event name and create an alarm from the scratch.
Thanks!
you can create alarm on any vSphere event as Veeam ONE collects them all. You can either find an event under Tasks&Events tab right-click on it and create the alarm or find the event name and create an alarm from the scratch.
Thanks!
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Re: Audit logging, history etc
You can use this report to track down what Jim did last summer > Infrastructure Changes Auditlando_uk wrote:"show me what Jim did that screwed up cluster x on Friday?"
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Re: Audit logging, history etc
Its been years since i setup VONE, where do I set the log retention times? Im getting 6 months worth of charts, but i'm not sure i'm seeing that retention on alarms.
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Re: Audit logging, history etc
You can set retention for which performance data and events must be stored in the Veeam ONE database. Alarms trigger on fly once event happens.
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Re: Audit logging, history etc
Perfect, I just ran this report, they will be happy with this.Vitaliy S. wrote: ↑Sep 26, 2018 12:10 pm You can use this report to track down what Jim did last summer > Infrastructure Changes Audit
I'm going to run this every time i come back from holiday in future, see what mischief people have been getting up to!
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