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Vladimir
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Identity awareness logging only logon and logoff events.

Now, this may sound funny to some of you that know me, but here it is:

We are running Security Checkup in our environment and the 15400 all-in-one box that was configured to accept the traffic from the span port, blades enabled and IA configured.

IA is working in terms of seeing AD objects when trying to define roles and we see the logon and logoff events in a SmartLog.

AD query is working with adlog a dc and adlog a q ip returning proper values.

There are, however no user or machine IDs int the rest of the logs.

I am not involved in the hands-on aspects of this project due to rather dramatically expanded responsibilities in my current role, but would like to lend a hand to my guys that are involved with it.

SE that Check Point assigned to the case stated that he has seen this behavior in one more Security Checkup he was running, but that the root cause was never determined.

Another question is this: when running security checkup with all-in-one, does it make sense to have IA configured or is it better to have Identity Logging configured on the box. Is there a case where both should be configured?

 

Let me know if you have any suggestions.

Thank you,

Vladimir

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