Log Audit Search
Find out who did what when. You may have a Policy or a need for Compliance to Audit sensitive operations performed by both Users and the system itself. The Nodinite built-in auditing feature enables just that!
The 'Log Audit Search Modal' is accessible from the Administration menu. From here, a user with the predefined Nodinite Administrator Role can know who did what and when.
Log Audit Search is a function intended to make it easy for your administrators to search and find specific operations performed by Nodinite Core Services and end-users.
Here's an example of one possible way to navigate to the Log Audit Search screen.
How do I find out who did what and when?
As an Administrator, you can perform searches using any of the following filters:
- Date: Specify the time threshold for your search.
- Operation: Search for keywords or sentences by Log Audited operations.
- Users: Search for a specific user linked to the logs (Note: users from AD-windows groups are inaccessible).
- Level: Search for a particular type of error, e.g. Information, Error, Warning, Critical.
- Function: This is the Nodinite internal name of a function. Most often used for troubleshooting various reported issues.
Here's an example of the options using the Log Audit Search screen.
Click the Search button to get the result for current search options:
Here's an example of output from a search in the Log Audit Search screen.
Show Related
Many operations involve multiple steps that may be part of a distributed transaction and span numerous operations. Click the Action button and select 'show related' to get all correlated logs.
Here's an example of how to retrieve a list of related events.
Then, related operations loads as exemplified in the following screenshot:
Here's an example of related Log Audit Events.
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Tip
Use the Nodinite Web Service Monitoring Agent to get alerts based on Log Audit content.