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UNIX file access detail displays show the same kind of information as the Windows
file access event detail screens, but instead of an object name, NFS access appears
because the file is being accessed through NFS. In addition, UNIX file access detail
displays show the following information about the file that you are monitoring:
The ID of the volume in which the file is located
The ID of the latest snapshot in which the file is located
The inode of the file
This information enables you to find the file using the ls -i command.
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An unsuccessful file access detail display appears when a user could not access a file.
For example, an unsuccessful file access occurs when a user tries to access a file but
does not have permission to access it.
The display shows the ID of the user who tried to access the file and an indication
that the access attempt was unsuccessful.
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If the system could not create an audit record, the Lost record event detail display
gives a reason, such as the following reason:
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Object User Name Your login.
Client Domain The name of your computer or the domain contain-
ing the client users account.
Client Logon ID A unique identi fier assigned when the client user
logged on.
Accesses The types of accesses to the object that were
attempted.
Privileges Your privileges.

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