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Chapter 21-RMX Administration and Utilities
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The order of the Auditor File Viewer field header columns can be changed and the fields
can be sorted and filtered to facilitate different analysis methods.
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In the event list, click the events or use the keyboard’s Up-arrow and Down-arrow keys
to display the Request Transaction and Response Transaction XML trees for each audit
event.
The transaction XML trees can be expanded and collapsed by clicking the expand
( ) and collapse ( ) buttons.
To open an auditor event file stored on the workstation:
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Click the Local File button ( ) to open the Open dialogue box.
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Navigate to the folder on the workstation that contains the audit event file.
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Select the audit event file to be opened.
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Click Open .
The selected file is opened in the Auditor Viewer .
Event Type Auditor events can be triggered by:
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API
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HTTP
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RMX Internal Event
Event The process, action, request or transaction that was performed or
rejected.
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POST:SET transactions (API)
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Configuration changes via XML (API)
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Login/Logout (API)
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GET (HTTP)
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PUT (HTTP)
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MKDIR (HTTP)
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RMDIR (HTTP)
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Startup ( RMX Internal Event)
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Shutdown ( RMX Internal Event)
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Reset ( RMX Internal Event)
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Enter Diagnostic Mode ( RMX Internal Event)
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IP address changes via USB ( RMX Internal Event)
Process Completed Status of the process, action, request or transaction returned by the
system:
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Yes – performed by the system.
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No – rejected by the system.
Description A text string describing the process, action, request or transaction.
Additional Information An optional text string describing the process, action, request or
transaction in additional detail.
Table 21-29 Auditor Event Columns (Continued)
Field Description