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MAS - Aud - MM Audit Log Viewer Window

You can use the MM Audit Log Viewer to view the information captured by the MM Audit Service.

For more information on the capture and storage of audit data, see MAS Auditing Overview.

Launching the MM Audit Log Viewer Application

On your Windows desktop, click the Start > Programs > Avaya Modular Messaging > MM Audit Log Viewer menu to launch the MM Audit Log Viewer window.

Note: It can take a few seconds for the MM Audit Log Viewer window to launch.

MM Audit Log Viewer Window

The MM Audit Log Viewer main window works in a similar way to the Windows Event Viewer. You can navigate the view via the tree in the left hand pane. When you click on a node in the tree, the menus, icons, and right hand pane change appropriately.

Note: The MM Audit Log Viewer window runs as a plug-in within the Microsoft Management Console. Generic screens and menu commands are not documented here. The

Help > Help Topics menu command launches both the Microsoft Management Console Help and MM Audit Log Viewer Help.

Left Hand Pane - Tree View - MM Audit Log Viewer Node

At the top of the tree in the left hand pane, you can see the name of the server and database to which the MM Audit Log Viewer is currently connected.

This menu command is available when the MM Audit Log Viewer node is selected. You can right-click the node or use the top level menu:

Action > Connect to Database Select to launch the Connect to MM Audit Database dialog box. You can then connect to a different database containing audit events. See MAS - Aud - Connect to MM Audit Database Dialog Box.

Left Hand Pane - Tree View - Event Node ( or )

Beneath the MM Audit Log Viewer node, there are some preset “views” which cannot be altered: All Events, All Events Today, All Events Last 7 Days, All Events Last 30 Days, and All Error Events. There may also be customer-created views.

For more information on event nodes, see MAS - Aud - Event Nodes.

Right Hand Pane - Events List

The right hand pane shows a list of events relevant to the node currently selected in the left hand pane.

This data is listed for each event: Type, Time, Username, Application, Operation, Object Type, Object, Old Value, and New Value.

For more information on the events list, see MAS - Aud - Events List.

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