16-Jan-2020 04:38
Dear Team,
Good day!
Can anyone confirm whether F5 ASM Auditlogs give information about configuration changes other than normal login logout data? Requirement is customer wants Auditlogs for all configuration changes also (like who has logged in and what changes he/she made etc.).
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Priyesh MP
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23-Jan-2020 04:19
Hi
Sorry for the delay. Admin/root are very likely to be linked.
Try creating a dedicated account.
Also what you are reading is the system audit log.
You also have the ASM Audit Log in Security -> Application Security -> Policy -> Audit -> Logs.
Yoann
16-Jan-2020 04:45
Hello
It does. It logs ever modification to the policy. That also include changes made by the policy builder itself.
URL, Response page, Attack signtature... and so on.
Yoann
16-Jan-2020 05:38
Dear Yoann,
Thank you for your response. Is there any document available from F5 on this?
Best Regards,
Priyesh MP
21-Jan-2020 00:46
Dear Yoann,
Hope you are doing well!
Could you please provide me any document from F5 or any test results that you have on this?
Best Regards,
Priyesh MP
23-Jan-2020 02:44
Dear Team,
I could see the configuration changes in F5 ASM Auditlogs, as given below.
Can anyone tell me why is it showing user as root when I made this configuration changes from GUI with admin account?
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Priyesh MP
23-Jan-2020 04:19
Hi
Sorry for the delay. Admin/root are very likely to be linked.
Try creating a dedicated account.
Also what you are reading is the system audit log.
You also have the ASM Audit Log in Security -> Application Security -> Policy -> Audit -> Logs.
Yoann
23-Jan-2020 04:40
Dear Yoann,
Thank you for your reply.
I got it. Will ASM forward ASM Audit Log in Security -> Application Security -> Policy -> Audit -> Logs to Syslog Server same like System Auditlogs? or it will only available locally in the device?
Best Regards,
Priyesh MP
23-Jan-2020 06:08
Hi
I had a quick look, but it seems to be in the SM DB, not managed by syslog.
So as far as I can tell, it seems to be local only. Only illegal requests logs can be sent to syslog.
Yoann