The following table lists audit events added in support of the OpenEdge Authentication Gateway.

Table 1. Authentication Gateway audit events
Event ID Event Name Event Type Event Description Policy Name
10602 _pvm.db.connect.fail User Database connect failed PSC-User
10612
Note: Connecting SQL via the Authentication Gateway is not supported in Release 11.6.2.
 _sql.db.connect.fail User SQL database connect failed PSC-User
11901 _sys.db.sts. authgatewayenable Utility Enable Authentication Gateway PSC-DB-Admin
11902 _sys.db.sts. authgatewaydisable Utility Disable Authentication Gateway PSC-DB-Admin

Audit records for connection attempts now contain more information. This applies to connection audit events _pvm.db.connect (10600) and _pvm.db.connect.fail (10602). The audit _Event-detail field stores more information for these events, as shown below:

OS-username:process-id:OS-type:
ip-addr:OE-client-type:db-conn-type:
OS-userid-or-GUID

Note that:

  • OS-username will be in the form of Windows-domain\username on Windows.
  • OS-type will be a string indicating the platform, e.g., Linux, Solaris, Windows, etc.
  • OE-client-type will be a string to record if the process was a batch client, an ABL client, a PAS for OpenEdge instance, or a Web (WebHandler) client.
  • db-conn-type will be single-user, self-service, or remote.
  • OS-userid-or-GUID is either the numeric value for the userid on UNIX, or a GUID representing the SID (security Identifier) on Windows. Both values come from the OS.