HP StorageWorks P9000 - Disk Arrays Reference Manual page 14

Table 2 Basic Information in Audit Log File (continued)
No. Item
3 Time
4 Time zone
5 Interface
6 Login user
Name
7 Connection
number
8 Task name
9 Function name
10 Operation or
event name
1 1 Parameters
14 Introduction
File 1 (SVP)
HH:MM:SS.xxx indicates the hour, minute,
second, and millisecond the audit log was
created.
The time difference between Universal
Time (UT) and the local time displays as
"±HH:MM" (HH: hour, MM: minute).
For example;
"+01:00", "-02:00", "00:00"
RMI AP indicates the log for Remote
Web Console and Remote Method
Invocation Applications such as
Command View Advanced Edition.
SVP indicates the log for SVP.
RM AP indicates the log for Remote
Maintenance Application.
A user name is output for Remote Web
Console, RMI AP or SVP operations.
<System> is output when the storage
system detects the failure.
No output for RM AP operations.
0 - 161 indicates Remote Web
Console or SVP connection ID.
162 - 193 indicates RMI AP
connection ID.
194 indicates SMI-S (RMI) connection
ID.
No output for RM AP operations.
No output when the login user name
is <System>.
Task name specified when a task is
registered. No task name is output when
a user performs operations using the
Remote Web Console secondary window.
The abbreviation indicating the function
that performed the operation.
Maintenance window name is output
for SVP operations.
The operation or event name.
Parameters for certain functions.
File 2 (DKC)
Same as File 1.
Same as File 1.
In-band OPEN indicates open-system hosts.
In-band MF indicates mainframe system hosts.
Out-of-band indicates hosts through SVP.
A user name is output for commands received
by a command device for authentication.
<Host> is output for other operations.
195 - 706 indicates a connection number
assigned when a command device for
authentication received the command.
No output for other operations.
No output.
User Auth indicates a user authentication
command.
FC-SP indicates a device authentication
command.
Config Command indicates a configuration
changing command.
The following items are output only when Function
name is User Auth. No output for other
operations.
Login indicates that a log-in command is
received.
Logout indicates that a log-out command is
received.
No output.