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PAUDIT2 (v1.10 Jan 1991)
(Written by Wolfgang Schreiber)
(WSCHREIB @ NOVELL)
Command Format
PAUDIT2 [option] [c]
Purpose
Use PAUDIT2 to view the system accounting records.
While NetWare's PAUDIT only allows a global view of accounting data,
PAUDIT2 gives a more comfortable compact overview and additionally allows
searching for specific information.
To start PAUDIT2 you must be logged in to the specified file
server. You may start PAUDIT2 from any drive on the target server.
You do not even need a drive mapping to SYS:SYSTEM, but you
will need Open and Read rights in that directory ([RF] for NW 386).
The output will stop after each screen display unless you enter
'c' for 'continuous'. You may enter 'c' as a command line option
already to grant continuous output (will be important when redirecting
data to a file or printer).
How to use PAUDIT2
1) From any drive in the target server type
PAUDIT2
You will see a listing of all accounting records which is
typed on the screen pagewise.
Example: PAUDIT2
2) To receive information concerning a specified user only, type
PAUDIT2 Us[er]=<username>
Only information about this user will be output to the screen.
Example: PAUDIT2 US=supervisor
3) To receive semi-graphical user specific output type
PAUDIT2 MAP=<username>
Example: PAUDIT2 MAP=guest
4) To receive information concerning system warnings
(Intruder detection and time changes), type
PAUDIT2 WA[rning]
Example: PAUDIT2 Warn
5) To receive information about all logins, type
PAUDIT2 Lo[gin]
Example: PAUDIT2 Log
6) To receive information about disk accesses, type
PAUDIT2 Di[sk]
Example: PAUDIT2 Disk
7) To receive information about all intruder lockouts, type
PAUDIT2 In[truder]
Example: PAUDIT2 Intr
8) To receive information about users working at a
specified physical station address, type
PAUDIT2 St[ation]=<station_address>
Leading zeros may be omitted.
Example: PAUDIT2 St=EC004B
9) To receive information about users working at a
a specified network address, type
PAUDIT2 Ne[twork]=<net_address>
Leading zeros may be omitted.
Example: PAUDIT2 Net=A123
10) To receive information concerning a specified date, type
PAUDIT2 Da[te]=<dd.mm.yy>
Leading zeros may be omitted.
Example: PAUDIT2 Da=31.8.91
Restrictions:
- It is not possible to combine two or more options.
Only the 'c' option may be appended as a second option.
- Causes old CHALKBOARD versions to hang.
Wolfgang Schreiber