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The following steps describe how to view details of all the events and their settings which constitute the audit policy.
1. Retrieve the instance of AMT_AuditPolicyRule, where the “PolicyRuleName” key equals “Audit Policy Rule”.
2. Examine the following properties of AMT_AuditPolicyRule:
Property | Description |
Holds the application and event ID information. It is a UINT32 parameter where the 8 most significant bits hold the application ID and the 16 least significant bits hold the event ID. | |
Holds the policy type information (Critical or Not). |
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$auditPolicyRuleRef =$wsmanConnectionObject.NewReference("SELECT * FROM AMT_AuditPolicyRule WHERE PolicyRuleName='Audit Policy Rule'")
$auditPolicyRuleInstance =$auditPolicyRuleRef.Get()
$auditApplicationEventID =$auditPolicyRuleInstance.GetProperty("AuditApplicationEventID")
$policyType =$auditPolicyRuleInstance.GetProperty("PolicyType")
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