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How to Set Up and Use VCM Auditing

The VCM Auditing capability tracks all changes in the security aspects of VCM. Security-related events are

written to the Windows Event Log, which is stored on the Collector, independent of the VCM application.

The format of the event log prohibits any modifications to the recorded entries, making it a secure,

tamper-proof auditing record of changes in security.

When a user performs an action in VCM that affects security, and the auditing setting that corresponds to

that change is enabled, the event is written to the event log. Examples of VCM user actions that cause

events to be written to the event log include user logon/logoff, session timeouts, changes in managing

users, changes to passwords and administration settings, changes in network accounts and authority,

collection requests, and service and registry changes.

NOTE Auditing settings can be enabled or disabled only by users who are assigned and logged in with

the Admin role.

1. To view the VCM Auditing settings, navigate to the Administration slider. Select Settings > General

Settings > Auditing.

2. To change an auditing setting, highlight a setting and then click Edit Setting. When a user changes an

auditing setting, the VCM Auditing data grid displays the user’s name in the Last Modified By column.

For details about the Auditing settings, and viewing the Windows Event Log, see the Administration:

Auditing Settings topic in the online Help.

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