Location: Symbol Reference > Classes > TJwSecurityToken Class > TJwSecurityToken Methods > TJwSecurityToken.PrivilegedServiceAuditAlarm Method
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JWSCL Documentation
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TJwSecurityToken.PrivilegedServiceAuditAlarm Method
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JWSCL Documentation
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class procedure PrivilegedServiceAuditAlarm(SubsystemName: TJwString; ServiceName: TJwString; ClientToken: TJwSecurityToken; Privileges: TJwPrivilegeSet; AccessGranted: boolean);
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ClientToken: TJwSecurityToken |
is the token to be used in audit log. |
PrivilegedServiceAuditAlarm function generates an audit message in the security event log. For a detailed information see MSDN : http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/aa379305.aspx
If you want to enable audit functions the calling process (not thread token!) needs the SeAuditPrivilege privilege. Per default only services have this privilege. However it can be enabled in group policy editor : "gpedit.msc" manager (under xp) Computer configuration -> Windows settings -> security settings -> local policies -> audit policy enable (success/failure) policy : audit privilege The parameter AccessGranted is linked with the type of policy - success or failiure. (http://www.nemesisblue.info/images%5Cgpedit1.gif)
The audit event can be seen in the event viewer in security leaf.
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will be raised if the process token does not have the privilege : SE_AUDIT_NAME | |
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will be raised if the winapi call to PrivilegedServiceAuditAlarm failed. | |
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will be raised if the parameter ClientToken is nil |
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