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Table A-10
Exceptional Event Taxonomy
A.11 Audit Service Management Events
Audit services have traditionally been classified by themselves because auditing represents a lower
level activity than the security events which themselves are being audited. By classifying audit
events separately, an entire category of endless-loop defects can be avoided. Developers
instrumenting applications will probably never need to report these events, as they are generally
reported by systems like OpenXDAS itself. However, they are documented here for the sake of
completeness.
Event Name
Event
Identifier Corresponding
eDir Event
Description Use
Start System 0.0.9.0 Start a system This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission-critical
application starts up.
Shutdown System 0.0.9.1 Shutdown a
system This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application shuts down.
Resource
Exhaustion 0.0.9.2 Resource
exhaustion This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application runs out of some
critical resource, like memory or
disk space. It is often difficult to
report such events because often
the critical resource in question is
required in order to report the
event.
Resource
Corruption 0.0.9.3 Resource
Corruption This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application detects a resource
corruption (memory, disk file, etc).
Resource
Unavailable 0.0.9.4 Resource
Unavailable This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application becomes unavailable.
Resource
Available 0.0.9.5 Resource
Available This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application becomes available.
This event is usually reported if
the resource has been unavalable
for a period of time.
Back up Data
Store 0.0.9.6 Back up Data
Store This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application backs up a critical
data store.
Recover Data
Store 0.0.9.7 Recover Data
Store This event is reported when a
server, system, or mission critical
application restores a critical data
store.