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Chapter 9 Working with Logging and Reports
About Cisco Secure ACS Logs and Reports
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Cisco Secure ACS 3.0 for Windows 2000/NT Servers User Guide
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• Logging Update Packets Locally—To log update packets on the local
Cisco Secure ACS server, enable the Log Update/Watchdog Packets from this
Access Server option for each AAA client in Network Configuration.
For more information on setting this option for a AAA client, see the “Adding
and Configuring a AAA Client” section on page 4-9.
• Logging Update Packets Remotely—To log update packets on a remote
logging server, enable the Log Update/Watchdog Packets from this remote
AAA Server option for the remote server’s AAA Server table entry on the
local Cisco Secure ACS server.
For more information on setting this option for a AAA server, see the
“Adding and Configuring a AAA Server” section on page 4-16.
About Cisco Secure ACS Logs and Reports
The logs that Cisco Secure ACS provides can be divided into four groups:
• Accounting Logs, page 9-4
• Dynamic Cisco Secure ACS Administration Reports, page 9-10
• Cisco Secure ACS System Logs, page 9-15
• Service Logs, page 9-34
This section contains information about the first three groups. For information
about service logs, see the “Service Logs” section on page 9-34.
Accounting Logs
Accounting logs contain information about the use of remote access services by
users. By default, these logs are available in CSV format. With the exception of
the Passed Authentications log, you can also configure Cisco Secure ACS to
export the data for these logs to an ODBC-compliant relational database that you
configure to store the log data.
The accounting logs include:
• TACACS+ Accounting Log, page 9-5
• TACACS+ Administration Log, page 9-6