How to configure which events the Logging Server records
Originally Published: 2002-07-08
Article Number
Applies To
Issue
Configure events to log
Audit administrators' actions
Log administrators? activities
Log end-entities' activities
Resolution
1. On the KCA Administration Console, click the System Configuration Workbench button
2. In the Navigation Area, click Logging Configuration
3. Select the ?Log on Success? and/or the ?Log on Failure? checkbox for each event that you want to log. Available events include:
- Key generation
- Sign an end-entity certificate
- Sign a CA certificate
- Download an end-entity certificate to a client
- Download a CA certificate to a client
- Download a CRL or OCSP signer certificate to a client
- Issue a CRL
- Import a CRL
- Re-sign a certificate
- Create a new CA
- Import a CA certificate from PKCS #12
- Create a new Administrator
- Create a new Vettor
- Update a CA certificate
- OCSP transactions, e.g. requestor details, time of OCSP request, and response status
- Create a CRL or OCSP signer certificate
- Sign a CRL or OCSP signer certificate
- Reinstate a CA certificate
- Suspend a CA certificate
- Revoke a CA certificate
- Reinstate an end-entity certificate
- Suspend an end-entity certificate
- Revoke a certificate
- Revoke a CRL or OCSP signer certificate
- Sign a reverse cross-certificate
- Import a forward cross-certificate
- Revoke a reverse cross-certificate
- Suspend a reverse cross-certificate
- Reinstate a reverse cross-certificate
- Delete a forward cross-certificate
- Download a reverse cross-certificate
Note that the operations a) delete certificate requests and b) delete certificate cannot be logged.
4. Click Save Current Logging Configuration
In the logs, the field "certificate presented:" identifies the Certificate ID (MD5) of the end-entity/administrator that executed the event logged, for example, the Certificate ID of the administrator that signed an end-entity certificate.
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