audit-logging
The audit-logging element controls the settings for the audit log.
Parameters
- state
 - Whether audit logging is enabled.
                        
- Default: disabled
 - Values: enabled | disabled
 
 - detail-level
 - Specifies the level of detail in audit log entries. 
                        
- Default: brief
 - Values: brief | verbose
 
 - audit-trail
 - Whether to record every successful ACLI command.
                        
- Default: disabled
 - Values: enabled | disabled
 
 - audit-http
 - Whether HTTP methods and headers are logged.
                        
- Default: disabled
 - Values: enabled | disabled
 
 - audit-record-output
 - Define where audit records are logged.
                        
- Default: file
 - Values: syslog | file | both
 
 - file-transfer-time
 - Specify the maximum interval in hours between audit-log
						transfers to a previously configured SFTP server. The value 0 disables SFTP
							pushes.
                        
- Default: 720
 - Min: 0 | Max: 65535
 
 - max-storage-space
 - Specifies the maximum disk space in megabytes available for
						audit log storage.
                        
- Default: 32
 - Min: 1 | Max: 32
 
 - percentage-full
 - Specifies a file size threshold (as a percentage of
						max-storage-space) that triggers audit file transfer to a previously
						configured SFTP server or servers.
                        
- Default: 75
 - Min: 0 | Max: 99
 
 - max-file-size
 - Specifies a file size threshold (as an absolute file size
						measured in megabytes) that triggers audit file transfer to a previously
						configured SFTP server or servers.
                        
- Default: 5
 - Min: 0 | Max: 10
 
 - storage-path
 - The local path where audit logs are stored.
                        
- Default: /code/audit/
 
 - push-receiver
 - Enter the push-receiver configuration element.
                        
See the Admin Security Guide for configuring the audit logging push receiver.
 
Path
The full path is security, and then admin-security, and then audit-logging.