The following are factors to consider when changing the contents of default audit classes and creating new ones in the Trusted Solaris environment.
This document, Trusted Solaris Audit Administration, reports the default auditing configuration.
Document your site's modifications to the auditing defaults, and make the document available to the administrators handling audit administration.
If you are networked, you must change the auditing configuration files on all the systems when you change the files on one system.
A network of Trusted Solaris systems should behave like one system. When auditing is enabled, it should be enabled on every host, and every host should be audited for the same classes, with the same defaults, the same user exceptions, and the same event-to-class mappings as every other Trusted Solaris host in the network.