Thanks Rick for checking my request and for your response, I'm after understanding Auditd , As per my understanding Auditd provides more advanced logging and it actually give you much more data insight in audit log than the standard logging which is enabled by default on the linux systems, not sure if my understand is correct here though? When we are pulling the data from a simple RHEL server using Splunk, we basically install a Splunk UF and push the TA_NIX app , which we use to basically collect everything under /var/log/* , now my understanding here is these logs that are under /var/log/* are the default logging setting on the linux which does not provides much of context on the log . for example who logged in , the username, the source IP address and the outcome which can only be achieved using Auditd rules. is it true ? Hope I was able to explain well this time, Appreciate if anyone can provide more insight on this.
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