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Enable or disable session or individual command auditing on a computer. You can also use this command to manually configure the audit installation to use for a local computer if you are not identifying the installation by group policy. Only users with Note: If the audited system is not joined to Active Directory and it is audited by way of the Centrify Client for Linux, you cannot change the audit installation with the dacontrol command. |
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Start the The Only users with |
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Enable or disable logging for the If you enable logging, the Only users with |
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Display detailed information about the configuration and current auditing status for a local computer. This command displays the same information as |
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Clear the auditing service in-memory cache of name service queries and installation information. If you run this command without any arguments, it removes both auditing-related name service query results and audit installation information from the in-memory cache. If you run this command with no arguments or specify the Clearing the cache of name service query results is useful if you make changes that would affect the results of a name service query, and want to ensure you get updated information. For example, if you remove the UNIX Login role for an Active Directory user, some information for that user might remain in the auditing service cache and be returned when you run a command such as Only users with |
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Display detailed information about the status and configuration of an audited computer. |
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Force the Only users with |
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Reset shells to their source shell on computers that are not being audited in an audited zone. On audited computers, the |
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Display information about the size and content of the auditing-related offline cache (spool) files. If an audited computer cannot contact a collector service, it caches session, audit trail, and other information locally until a collector becomes available. This command enables you to review information about these offline cache files. Only users with |