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I'm looking to generate a daily report of any changes made to specific users. The obvious dashboard to use seems to be the 'Change Management -> User Record Changes' (chg_users).
This works for searching manually for changes to a single specific user, but I don't see a way to schedule PDF delivery of the dashboard with any of the search options already selected. If you visit the dashboard and choose 'Actions -> Schedule PDF Delivery', it just runs the dashboard with the default options of * for the user. This obviously produces a report of changes for all users, not just the one(s) I want to monitor specifically.
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Hi,
Thanks for reporting this issue. As a workaround, you could run the search below for security related changes; replacing the user with the user account you want to report on and then get the PDF for that user. Hope that helps.
Search string -
eventtype=msad-user-changes user=msad-changed-attributes
|session-to-host
|ip-to-host
|fix-localhost
|table _time,src_ip,src_host,adminuser,msad_action,dest_user_subject,MSADChanges|rename src_ip as "Admin IP",src_host as "Workstation",adminuser as "Administrator",msad_action as "Action",dest_user_subject as "Target User",MSADChanges as "Changes"
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Hi,
Thanks for reporting this issue. As a workaround, you could run the search below for security related changes; replacing the user with the user account you want to report on and then get the PDF for that user. Hope that helps.
Search string -
eventtype=msad-user-changes user=msad-changed-attributes
|session-to-host
|ip-to-host
|fix-localhost
|table _time,src_ip,src_host,adminuser,msad_action,dest_user_subject,MSADChanges|rename src_ip as "Admin IP",src_host as "Workstation",adminuser as "Administrator",msad_action as "Action",dest_user_subject as "Target User",MSADChanges as "Changes"
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I'll award this as an answer because it is a successful workaround.
However, I feel this should be part of the basic GUI functionality -- end users should not have to learn to write/manipulate Splunk searches to create custom dashboards to be able to schedule a pre-build dashboard for delivery with their specific options selected.
