Chapter 3 Audit Logging
To uninstall the NSLOG server on a Windows operating system
At a command prompt, run the following from the <root directory extracted from Windows NSLOG server package zip file>\bin path:
audserver -remove
NSLOG Server Command Options
The following table describes the commands that you can use to configure audit server options.
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| audserver | The available Audit Server options. | |
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| audserver | The system that gathers the log | |
| configuration file> | transaction data. | |
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| Enter the valid user name and password. | |
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| audserver | Check for syntax or semantic errors in | |
| configuration file> | the configuration file (for example, | |
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| audserver | Start audit server logging based on the | |
| configuration file> | settings in the configuration file | |
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| Linux only: To start the audit server as a | |
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| background process, type the ampersand | |
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| sign (&) at the end of the command. | |
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| audserver | Stops audit server logging when audit | |
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| audserver | Installs the audit server logging client as | |
| configuration file> | a service on Windows. | |
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