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Title : The generalizedAudit object class and
the generalizedAuditEvent attribute
Author(s) : E. Hall
Filename : draft-hall-ldap-audit-00.txt
Pages : 0
Date : 2003-3-31
This document defines an LDAP auxiliary object class and a single
attribute, which together can be used to store and track the
entities who may have accessed or modified a specific entry in an
LDAP directory information tree. For example, an LDAP application
may need to store information which can indicate when an entry was
created, when it was accessed, who modified it, and other kinds of
similar information, with this information acting as a general-
purpose auditing log for that entry.
The object class and attributes defined herein are designed for that
purpose in particular, and are not intended to serve as detailed
auditing information capable of withstanding court-of-law scrutiny,
nor are they designed to be used for journaling-playback purposes.
They are simply to be used for storing general information about the
changes which have been made to a specific entry.
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