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Display audit entries merged from multiple nodes in the cluster

Availability: This command is available to cluster administrators at the admin privilege level.

Description

The security audit log show command displays cluster-wide audit log messages. Messages from each node are interleaved in chronological order.

Parameters

{ [-fields <fieldname>,…​]

If you specify the -fields <fieldname>, …​ parameter, the command output also includes the specified field or fields. You can use '-fields ?' to display the fields to specify.

| [-detail ]

This display option shows the individual fields of the audit record.

| [-instance ] }

If you specify the -instance parameter, the command displays detailed information about all fields.

[-timestamp <Date>] - Log Entry Timestamp

Selects the entries that match the specified input for timestamp. This will be in a human-readable format <day> <month> <day of month> <hour>:<min>:<sec> <year> in the local timezone.

[-node {<nodename>|local}] - Node

Selects the entries that match the specified input for node.

[-entry <text>] - Log Message Entry

Selects the entries that match the specified input for entry.

[-session-id <text>] - Session ID

This is the "session id" for this audit record. Each ssh/console session is assigned a unique session ID. Each ZAPI/HTTP/SNMP request is assigned a uniqueue session ID

[-command-id <text>] - Command ID

This is useful with ssh/console sessions. Each command in a session is assigned a unique command ID. Each ZAPI/HTTP/SNMP request does not have a command ID.

[-application <text>] - Protocol

This is the application used to connect to the cluster. Possible values include the following: internal, console, ssh, http, ontapi, snmp, rsh, telnet, service-processor

[-location <text>] - Remote user location

The remote IP address or remote access point.

[-vserver <text>] - Vserver name

Storage Virtual Machine name

[-username <text>] - Username

Username

[-input <text>] - Command being executed

The operation being attempted

[-state {Pending|Success|Error}] - State of this audit request

State of this request

[-message <text>] - Additional information and/or error message

Additional information which may be error or informative message.

Examples

The following example displays specific fields based on a custom query:

cluster1::> security audit log show -fields application, location, state, input, message -location 10.60.* -state Error|Success -input v*|st* -timestamp >"Jul 10 12:00:00 2020"
timestamp                  node  application location     input                                      state   message
-------------------------- ----- ----------- ------------ ------------------------------------------ ------- -------
"Fri Jul 17 11:32:44 2020" node1 ssh         10.60.250.79 storage aggregate create test -diskcount 5 Success -
"Fri Jul 17 11:36:47 2020" node1 ssh         10.60.250.79 vserver create vs1                         Success -
"Fri Jul 17 11:37:33 2020" node1 ssh         10.60.250.79 volume create vol1                         Error   One of the following parameters is required: -aggregate, -aggr-list, -auto-provision-as
"Fri Jul 17 11:38:08 2020" node1 ssh         10.60.250.79 volume create vol1 -aggregate test         Success -
Some more examples for -timestamp usage:
cluster1::> security audit log show -timestamp "Mon Jan 03 18:37:05 2022"
Time                      Node         Audit Message
------------------------  -----------  -----------------------
Mon Jan 03 18:37:05 2022  node1
                                       [kern_audit:info:988] mlogd: started

cluster1::> security audit log show -timestamp Mon Jan 03 *
Time                      Node         Audit Message
------------------------  -----------  -----------------------
Mon Jan 03 18:37:05 2022  node1
                                       [kern_audit:info:988] mlogd: started
Mon Jan 03 18:37:06 2022  node2
                                       [kern_audit:info:988] mlogd: started
Mon Jan 03 18:41:25 2022  node1
                                       [kern_audit:info:977] mlogd: started
Mon Jan 03 18:41:25 2022  node2
                                       [kern_audit:info:977] mlogd: started

cluster1::> security audit log show -timestamp Mon Jan 03 18:37*
Time                      Node         Audit Message
------------------------  -----------  -----------------------
Mon Jan 03 18:37:05 2022  node1
                                       [kern_audit:info:988] mlogd: started
Mon Jan 03 18:37:06 2022  node2
                                       [kern_audit:info:988] mlogd: started
2 entries were displayed.