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Account Logon » Default audit policy in File Auditing
Predefined audit reports
The default audit policy is the profile based on which event collection and processing will start as soon as a file server is set up.
The predefined configuration collects audit data based on the filters below:
User: All
Action: All
| Create | Modify | Delete | Move |
| Owner change | Overwrite | Permission change | Rename |
| SACL change | File copied | Read deny | Restore |
| Write deny | Delete deny | File extension change | Read |
| Text copied | File attribute change | File paste |
Monitor Object: All
Follow the steps below to modify the default audit policies:
- Click the File Audit tab. Go to Configuration > Settings > Audit Configuration.
- Choose any server, as the predefined configuration is the same for all servers configured.
- In the table, you'll find the Default Access Audit Configuration. Select Edit.
- Under the Criteria section, add new filters or edit the predefined filters.
- Click Save.
To create a new audit policy, follow the below steps:
- Click the File Audit tab. Go to
Settings > Audit Configuration. - Click on + Add Reports at the top right corner.
- Provide a suitable name and description for the new policy.
- Modify the audit criteria by using the Include and Exclude options.
- Click Save.