8.4.6 Checking audit logs

You can acquire audit logs by domain. The audit logs you can acquire here are the same as the audit logs the representative user acquires on the web window.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Format
(2) Arguments
(3) Description
(4) Execution example

(1) Format

DWAdminClient.bat GETAUDITLOG
   -property property-file
   -domain domain-name
   -fromdate YYYY/MM/DD
   -todate YYYY/MM/DD
   -result result-file-storage-destination

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(2) Arguments

Table 8‒18: Arguments of the command for checking audit log
No.	Option	Description
1	`-domain`	Specifies the target domain name.
2	`-fromdate`	Specifies the start date for audit logs to be acquired.
3	`-todate`	Specifies the end date for audit logs to be acquired.
4	`-result`	Specifies the path to the storage destination for the audit log file. If the file does not exist, a new audit log file is created. If the file exists, the existing file is overwritten.
5	`-property`	For details, see 8.3.2 Common options.

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(3) Description

For details about the output format for a command execution result audit log, see the JP1/Data Highway - Server Administrator Guide.

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(4) Execution example

DWAdminClient.bat GETAUDITLOG
   -property "C:\DWCLient\property.xml" 
   -domain hitachi
   -fromdate 2012/01/01
   -todate 2012/12/31
   -result C:\temp\audit.log

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