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Allow non-Admins access to Audit Events

I would like to grant access to a few SW users to the Last XX Audit Events, without giving them Administrator rights. I would like to grant this access specifically to our Computer Security and Audit departments, normally they have read-only access but I would like to grant them read access to Audit events as well.Cheers,Curt FoidartSenior Systems Administrator, Operations Support ServicesBusiness Technology, BCLC74 West Seymour Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 1E2T 250 852 5397Connect with us:Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Blog | Flickr | Google+ | YouTube | bclc.comLast year, more than $1 billion in gambling proceeds helped fund health care, education and community programs in BC.

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Gary.Musgrave

I am currently having the exact same issue as ">danielgilbeyhighlighted in the discussion Audit trail & account permissions

I think it's crazy that this granular level of access can't be granted and for one hope this gets added into the next release.

AlexSoul

bump up from me - need this to be accessed by non-admins

mikesky

Figured I'd share my solution to this.

On each device-type View, you can add a "Custom Query" widget with this code in it:

SELECT TimeLoggedUtc, AccountID, AuditEventMessage

FROM Orion.AuditingEvents

WHERE NetObjectID = ${NodeID}

ORDER BY TimeLoggedUtc DESC

That will at least let users see the audit log per-node. It's actually more useful than the Last XXX Audit Events widget because it creates pages.

solarview

This is a must if you want to track who has put a network node in maintenance, or in unmanaged state. In the IOC, users are requesting rights to see Audit events, this is only possible without when we give them also admin rights. That's a no-go Granular access management should be made possible to enable serious network management with Solarwinds NPM !

LeBeauUK

This no longer works as we had a similar thing setup and it is failing to load due to permissions.