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Tech Tip : CA Single Sign-On : Audit table smaccessLog4 sm_eventid values

  • 1.  Tech Tip : CA Single Sign-On : Audit table smaccessLog4 sm_eventid values

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Jun 23, 2015 11:11 AM

    #####  Tip Description

     

    The Siteminder Admin guide shows the sm_eventid in the smaccessLog4 having values from 1 to 13 as listed below . However ,sometimes you can have sm_eventid = 15 ,so what is sm_eventid = 15 ?

     

    ■ 1 = AuthAccept

    ■ 2 = AuthReject

    ■ 3 = AuthAttempt

    ■ 4 = AuthChallenge

    ■ 5 = AzAccept

    ■ 6 = AzReject

    ■ 7 = AdminLogin

    ■ 8 = AdminLogout

    ■ 9 = AdminReject

    ■ 10 = AuthLogout

    ■ 11 = ValidateAccept

    ■ 12 = ValidateReject

    ■ 13 = Visit

    NOT NULL

    NUMBER(38)

     

     

     

    ##### Answer

     

    From the 12.52 Single Sign-On code ,sm_eventid within smaccessLog4 can have the below values ,so sm_eventid = 15 for example means that an assertion was generated based on the received request

     

    AuthAccept = 1

    AuthReject = 2

    AuthAttempt = 3

    AuthChallenge = 4

    AzAccept = 5

    AzReject = 6

    AdminLogin = 7

    AdminLogout = 8

    AdminReject = 9

    AuthLogout = 10

    ValidateAccept = 11

    ValidateReject = 12

    Visit = 13

    AzUnresolved = 14

    AssertionGenerate = 15

    VerifyCredsAccept = 16

    VerifyCredsReject = 17

    VerifyCredsAttempt = 18

    VerifyCredsChallenge = 19



  • 2.  RE: Tech Tip : CA Single Sign-On : Audit table smaccessLog4 sm_eventid values

    Posted Nov 23, 2020 05:10 PM
    Is there an explanation anywhere for all these audit header values?
    Original Message