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Audit Log Events
The Audit Log report logs XenServer events, event objects, and actions. These actions include import/export, host and pool backups, and guest and host console access. The following table defines some of the typical events that appear frequently in the XenServer Audit Log and Pool Audit Trail report. The table also specifies the granularity of these events.
In the Pool Audit Trail report, the events listed in the Event Action column apply to a pool, VM, or host. To determine what the events apply to, see the Event Object and Object Name columns in the report. For extra event definitions, see the Management API. To know more about the Pool Audit Trail granularity settings, see Advanced Settings.
Pool Audit Trail Granularity | Event Action | User Action |
---|---|---|
Minimum | VM.start | Started a virtual machine. |
Minimum | VM.copy | Copied the specified VM, making a new VM. |
Minimum | host.reboot | Restarted XenServer host. |
Minimum | host.disable | Put the host into a state in which no new VMs can be started. |
Minimum | pool.join | Instructed host to join a new pool. |
Minimum | pool.join_force | Instructed (forced) host to join a new pool. |
Medium | SR.destroy | Destroyed the storage repository. |
Medium | SR.create | Created a storage repository. |
Medium | VDI.snapshot | Took a read-only snapshot of the VDI, returning a reference to the snapshot. |
Medium | VDI.clone | Took an exact copy of the VDI and returned a reference to the new disk. |
Medium | VIF.plug | Hot plugged the specified VIF, dynamically attaching it to the running VM. |
Medium | VIF.unplug | Hot-unplugged the specified VIF, dynamically detaching it from the running VM. |
Maximum | auth.get_subject_identifier | Queried the external directory service to obtain the subject identifier as a string from the human-readable subject name. |
Maximum | task.cancel | Requested that a task is canceled. |
Maximum | VBD.insert | Inserted new media into the device. |
Maximum | VIF.get_by_uuid | Got a reference to the VIF instance with the specified UUID. |
Maximum | VDI.get_sharable | Got the sharable field of the given VDI. |
Maximum | SR.get_all | Returned a list of all the SRs known to the system. |
Maximum | pool.create_new_blob | Created a placeholder for a named binary blob of data that is associated with this pool. |
Maximum | host.send_debug_keys | Injected the given string as debugging keys into Xen. |
Maximum | VM.get_boot_record | Returned a record describing the VM’s dynamic state. This record is initialized when the VM boots and updated to reflect runtime configuration changes, for example, CPU hotplug. |
Related documentation
XenServer 8
Citrix Hypervisor 8.2 Cumulative Update 1
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