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Hello Team,
Let me see if you can help me, I need to enter the audit folder set in the FTP which is the path ./etc/log, used by default, but when I connect via ssh and try to access that path, I am stopped by the Rbash service, I have tried to disable it for 24 hours but the command does not answer me:
uemcli /sys/security -restrictedShellEnabled
Is there any other way to access those logs.
Thank you very much for your help.
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Posted September 12th, 2022 06:00
Hi,
Thanks for your question about Unity. What version are you using? You also need to do it from the mgmt SP and not the peer. https://dell.to/3BzftQM
Let us know if you have any additional questions.
Hello, thx for your answer
Version Unity 5.2.0.0But when i put uemcli /sys/security set -restrictedShellEnabled no
Command say: You are not authorized to perform the request operation.Acces is denied. (error code:0x6000002)
But i logged with service account.Thx for your help
Regards,
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Posted September 13th, 2022 06:00
It looks like that command is restricted in OE 4.5 and newer. https://dell.to/3qA33BG You may be able to get phone support to help using root access.
Hello, Josh
In the configuration ftp option, you can audit service in ./etc/log ok!, but whe i go to cli console and do "ls" command not see folder /.etc/log!!! i see 00_emc_backend_log_shared etc etc, you know how acces to directory of audit file?
Thx so much,
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Posted September 13th, 2022 07:00
It is restricted to root. If you change the location that the audit files go you should be able to see them. To achieve this, modify the "Directory of audit files" parameter in the FTP section of the Sharing Protocols tab inside the NAS server properties settings window.