Tracking access and changes to the LDAP directory
Use this information to track access and changes to your LDAP directory.
You can use the LDAP directories change log to keep track
of changes to the directory. The change log is located under the special
suffix cn=changelog. It is stored in the QUSRDIRCL
library.
To enable the change log, follow these steps:
The changeLogEntry object class is used
to represent the changes applied to the directory server. The set
of changes is given by the ordered set of all entries within the change
log container as defined by changeNumber. The change
log information is read-only.
Any user who is on the access
control list for the cn=changelog suffix can search
the entries in the change log. You should only execute searches on
the change log suffix, cn=changelog. Do not attempt
to add, change, or delete the change log suffix, even if you have
authority to do so. This will cause unpredictable results.
The following example uses the ldapsearch command line utility to retrieve all change log entries logged on the server:
ldapsearch -h ldaphost -D cn=admininistrator -w password -b cn=changelog (changetype=*)