Hello All,
I need to be able to audit the changes made in person documents by Administrators.
For example, if an administrator has applied a policy to a person document or has changed an email address, etc.
Basically, I need to be able to see who has changed what in what person document.
Is this kind of auditing available in log.nsf or events4.nsf?
Thank you.
Kind Regards,
Manjula
Subject: openntf
Here is an openntf project that might help you out (caveat…I have never used it)
OpenNTF.org - The Open Source Community for Collaboration Solutions https://openntf.org/main.nsf/project.xsp?r=project/7AB95E5906DED22E86257CDF001D0C6D/summary
Subject: Audit changes in Person Document
Dear Bradley and Stuart,
Thank you both for taking the time to review and reply to my post.
I have configured Activity.nsf and checked out ‘Change Tracking for IBM Domino Directory’. Seems like a very interesting auditing tool.
Security being a vital aspect in any company, Domino should consider including its own monitoring mechanism.
Subject: Activity logging
There is currently not a method possible to track such changs as who applied policies, etc., but you can turn on activity logging, and monitor who makes changes to a database, and when the changes were made. By looking at the activity logging on the names.nsf, you can see who is making changes to the Address Book, this in turn will allow you to compare know activity to the date/time of the changes.