Modifying General Report Information; Selecting Log Files - Novell PRIVILEGED USER MANAGER 2.2.1 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 03-31-2010 Administration Manual

(): Select to group conditions so that the record is displayed if it matches the conditions defined
by one group in the filter.
6 Click Apply.
7 To view the results, click the Report Data tab.

6.4.4 Modifying General Report Information

Use the General tab to keep the report's name and description in sync with the configured filter and
to restrict access to the report by assigning read and update roles.
1 Click Reporting on the home page of the console.
2 Click Command Control Reports in the navigation pane.
3 Select the report in the navigation pane.
4 Click the General tab in the navigation pane.
5 Modify the values of the following fields:
Report name: Specify a new name for the report.
Description: Describe the type of records that the report displays.
Roles: Specify values if you want to allow users read access to this report and the ability to
update specific information such as its name, description, and filters.
Read: To enable read access, specify a unique name for the read role for this report.
Update: To enable update rights, specify a unique name for the update role for this report.
If you use the same name for a role on multiple reports, the role grants rights to multiple
reports. If you use the same name for both the read role and the update role, the role grants both
read and update rights.
To assign these roles to a group, see
6 To save your changes, click Apply, or to discard your changes, click Reset.

6.4.5 Selecting Log Files

Any rolled-over audit database is indexed by the Audit Manager. You use the Log Files tab to select
which of these rolled-over databases is used to display information in the Report Data tab. This
allows you to review archived data or current activity.
Only the audit databases currently in the audit directory view are displayed. If an audit database has
been taken offline (zipped or moved), it does not appear in the list.
1 Click Reporting on the home page of the console.
2 Click Command Control Reports in the navigation pane.
3 Select the report in the navigation pane.
4 Click the Log Files tab in the navigation pane.
5 Select the log files that are required for the report.
To include all available log files, select the All log files box.
6 Click Apply.
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