Preface
Introduction to Dynamic Data Masking Administration
Authentication
Security
- Target Database Credentials Management
  - Default Key Store
  - Custom Key Store
- Managing Key Stores and Aliases
Connection Management
JDBC Client Configuration
ODBC Client Configuration
- ODBC Client Configuration Overview
Access Control
Logs
High Availability
Server Control
Performance Tuning
Troubleshooting

Administrator Guide

9.8.3
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- 9.9.3
- 9.9.2
- 9.9.1
- 9.9
- 9.8.4
- 9.8.2
- 9.8.1
- 9.8.0

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Loggers Example

Your organization uses syslog to integrate log data from multiple types of systems. You want to add Dynamic Data Masking logs to the syslog repository.

You add appenders to the userReplacement, auditTrail, and rootLogger system loggers. The appenders use the syslog appender class. When Dynamic Data Masking writes to the auditTrail.log, rule.log, and server.log files, it also creates a syslog output.

You create custom loggers and you add syslog appenders to the loggers. You use the loggers in security rules based on the events that you want to log. Dynamic Data Masking sends the event data to the syslog repository.

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