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Hi – Thank you for raising this enhancement request. This section (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/datapower-gateway/10.5.x?topic=messages-audit-events-0x824xxxx) in our documentation contains the audit events in the 0x824XXXX range that can be written to the audit log.
For example, [0x8240001c] event code will report a configuration addition (like key 'alice' - Configuration added). Similarly, [0x82400025] event code will report a logged-out activity.
You mentioned that “Apparently it logs logon, only a subset of the admin actions, and not logoff.” If there are any audit events (as documented per the above link) that are not captured in your environment (like logged-out activity), I believe that would be better handled as a support case.
But if there are any cases that are not covered with our existing audit event codes, please specify those cases. We are happy to discuss this over a meeting. (please contact <ucubuk3@uk.ibm.com>)