Audit Logs#
Audit logs are located in jans-auth_audit.log log file.
All jans-auth-server log files are located in /opt/jans/jetty/jans-auth/logs/.
Audit is disabled by default on AS and can be enabled via enabledOAuthAuditLogging AS configuration property.
Audit logs are logged to file when enabled, however if JMS configuration is specified it will be logged to JMS as well.
JMS Configuration must be set inside AS global configuration
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| jmsBrokerURISet | JMS Broker URI Set |
| jmsUserName | JMS UserName |
| jmsPassword | JMS Password. |
Audit events: - CLIENT_REGISTRATION - CLIENT_UPDATE - CLIENT_READ - CLIENT_DELETE - USER_AUTHORIZATION - BACKCHANNEL_AUTHENTICATION - BACKCHANNEL_DEVICE_REGISTRATION - USER_INFO - TOKEN_REQUEST - TOKEN_VALIDATE - TOKEN_REVOCATION - SESSION_UNAUTHENTICATED - SESSION_AUTHENTICATED - SESSION_DESTROYED - DEVICE_CODE_AUTHORIZATION - SSA_CREATE - SSA_READ
Enable/Disable Audit Logs on Jans TUI#
Using Jans TUI we can easily Enable or Disable Audit Logs. Go to jans tui select Auth Server tab then Properties tab. Now set the value of enabledOAuthAuditLogging pressing Enter button on your keyboard. Save it and let's see below image
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Created: 2022-07-21
