enroleAuditing.properties

The property key and value pairs in the enroleAuditing.properties file are used to enable or disable the tracking of changes made by a Security Identity Manager user to business objects such as person, location, service, and other objects, or configuration of the system.

Any user request to change the IBM Security Identity Manager directory store or database can be audited and published in a report. The following is a comprehensive list of events audited:

Audited information specifically includes:

Properties used to configure how the auditing feature behaves.

IBM Security Identity Manager audit configuration settings
itim.auditing
 

Specifies whether to enable or disable auditing for IBM Security Identity Manager events.

Valid values include.

  • true – IBM Security Identity Manager events are audited
  • false – IBM Security Identity Manager events are not audited, regardless of the settings of individual events or categories

Example (default).

    itim.auditing=true
itim.auditing.retrycount
 

The number of times auditing is tried again in case of failure.

Valid values include any integer.

Example (default).

    itim.auditing.retrycount=1
itim.auditing.retrydelay
 

The wait time in milliseconds before trying again.

Example (default):.

    itim.auditing.retrydelay=5000
enrole.auditing.errorpopup.enabled
 

Enables or disables the process failure display.

Example (default):.

    enrole.auditing.errorpopup.enabled=false
enrole.auditing.errorpopup.fields
  The process failure display always contains these attributes and their values:
    {name, subject, type, result_summary}
You can additionally specify one or more of these attributes:
    {subject, comments, name, type, requester_type, requester_name, description, scheduled, started, completed, lastmodified, submitted, state, notify, requestee_name, subject_profile, subject_service, result_summary, result_detail}

Example.

    enrole.auditing.errorpopup.fields=subject, comments
enrole.auditing.errorpopup.textwrap
 

Specifies whether the text wraps at the end of the display.

Example (default):.

    enrole.auditing.errorpopup.textwrap=false
enrole.auditing.pageSize
 

Specifies the page size in lines that displaying unsuccessful processes or activities on the failed activity popup.

Example (default):.

    enrole.auditing.pageSize=10
enrole.auditing.pageLinkMax
 

Number of page links for multi-page result sets on the failed activity.

Example (default):.

    enrole.auditing.pageLinkMax=10
enrole.auditing.viewRequests.skipServiceLookup.customProcessTypes
 

Do not change this property key and value unless you are a qualified administrator.

Specifies the custom process type that does not have a service or an account as subject data in the input parameters of its corresponding workflow operation..

To use this property, add it to the enroleAuditing.properties file with a custom process type value. For more information, see Managing the server properties.

Valid values: A comma-separated custom process type value.

Example (default).

    enrole.auditing.viewRequests.skipServiceLookup.customProcessTypes=CP

Parent topic: Supplemental property files