18 Audit Reports

Please note: Audit Reports are only available with the WANdisco Security Agent of the product.

18.1 Installation

Setup the audit database as described in the previous section on Audit trail management.
Extract the reports.tar to the directory you would like the reporting web pages to reside.
Add the following to your apache httpd.conf file. Make sure to replace "/home/wandisco/reports" with your installation directory. You may also want to rename the '/reports/' alias (e.g. '/wandisco_reports').
```
Alias /reports/ "/home/wandisco/reports/"
<Directory "/home/wandisco/reports">
    Options Indexes MultiViews
    AllowOverride None
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
</Directory>
```
Restart apache. On most machines this can be accomplished by running the following command as root:
```
apachectl restart
```
or
```
apache2ctl restart
```
Modify the reports/config.php file:
- update mysql server, username and password
- set $wdr_scm to cvs or svn
Point your browser to the alias directory to verify the installation. In the above example the URL would be: http://server/reports

Select 'File Report' from the main menu
Enter the criteria for the report. For example, select a user from the dropdown, specify an access level or a SCM command to filter the results.
note: use % for wildcards
Click Run Report