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Secondary Logging : Save All Users History Command Output As Log
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Secondary Logging : Save All Users History Command Output As Log

BySharad Chhetri June 26, 2015December 10, 2024

The secondary logging will help you to save history command output as log. In this practical, we will set the secondary logging for all users including root. Secondary logging will help you in audit by this way you can find out on which date and time users hit the command.

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