This test applies to a Secure Node/Application that supports the ATX: TLS Syslog or ATX: TLS UDP Option.
In this test, a Secure Node or Secure Application tests audit messages it sends.
The Gazelle Security Suite tool provides the ability to validate audit messages against the DICOM schema and the audit message definitions for many transactions in IHE Technical Frameworks. (We are not longer testing the RFC 3881 schema; the ATNA profile requires support for the DICOM schema for syslog audit messages sent via ITI-20.)
When logging in to GSS, you will use your username & password from Gazelle Test Management for your testing event. There are separate CAS systems for different instances of Gazelle Test Management, and you will have to take this into account when logging in to GSS:
If you don't have an account, you can create a new on the Gazelle Test Management home page.
On the GSS home page find the "Login" link at the upper right of the page; enter your Gazelle username and password if asked. If you were already logged into another Gazelle application, GSS will silently login you.
You may perform this test directly in the ATNA Questionnaire **or** you may use the Gazelle EVSClient tool. If you are preparing for an IHE Connectathon, you should use the instructions below for the ATNA Questionnaire.
---->Instructions for checking audit messages using the ATNA Questionnaire:
---->Instructions for checking audit messages using the EVSClient tool:
Depending on the testing event, the results of this test may be reviewed in advance. More typically, it will be reviewed and graded by a Monitor during the test event itself (e.g. during Connectathon week).
The tool reports the results of the validation of your messages. We are looking for PASSED results.