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Auditing

Any reload operation request and result generates an entry into the Configuration audit log when auditing is enabled. The Configuration audit log can be configured by selecting File then Configuration Auditing menu in the Configuration Manager. In the event a user requests a reload operation from Configuration Manager containing a number of 3270/5250 sessions that exceeds the licensed maximum number of those sessions, a warning message displays. If the user ignores the warning message, the generated audit message contains the license information.

The format of a reload operation audit entry is:

<date> <time> [<user>] (<source>) <text> 

The individual components of each entry have the following meaning:

<date>

Date in DD-MM-YYYY format.

<time>

Time in HH:MM:SS format.

<source>

Identifies the source of the operation. This source is Configuration Manager for operations that are initiated from the Configuration Manager UI or Rexx for operations that are initiated using ADDRESS AXC 'CONFIG' Rexx command.

<user>

Identifies the user that is associated with the operation.

For Configuration Manager source

The user account that is used to launch Configuration Manager.

For Rexx source

The user account that launched the Rexx program. If the Rexx program was launched from the AP Desktop, then this field displays the user account initially used to launch the AP Desktop.

<text>

Describes the type and scope of the reload operation.