Vault
audit disable
Disable an audit device if it exists.
$ vault audit disable [flags] <device_path>
$ vault audit disable [-help | -h]
Description
vault audit disable deactivates an audit device without destroying data
already logged by the device. The operation is idempotent and succeeds if the
audit device is properly disabled or if the device path does not
correspond to an active audit device.
Related API endpoints
DisableAuditDevice - DELETE:/sys/audit/{mount-path}
Limitations and warnings
- You cannot HMAC values for comparison against audit logs for a disabled audit device.
- Vault does not preserve HMAC encryption if you reenable an audit device at the same path. Each time you enable a device, Vault uses a new salt for hashing.
Command arguments
The internal path where Vault accesses the audit device. Audit device paths are unique across all audit devices.
Example: "/audit/kv-file"
Command options
- None
Command flags
- None
Standard flags
Address of the Vault server.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-address "https://mydomain/vault:8200" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_ADDR="https://mydomain/vault:8200"
Address of the Vault Agent, if used.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-agent-address "https://mydomain/vault-agent:8200" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_AGENT_ADDR="https://mydomain/vault-agent:8200"
Path to a PEM-encoded CA certificate file on the local disk. Used to verify SSL
certificates for the server. Takes precedence over -ca_path.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-ca-cert "/path/to/certs/mycert.pem" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_CACERT="/path/to/certs/mycert.pem"
Path to a directory with PEM-encoded CA certificate files on the local disk. Used to verify SSL certificates for the server.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-ca-path "/path/to/certs/dir" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_CAPATH="/path/to/certs/dir"
Path to a PEM-encoded CA certificate file on the local disk. Used for TLS
communication with the server. The specified certificate must match to the
private key specified with -client-cert.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-client-cert "/path/to/certs/mycert.pem" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_CLIENT_CERT="/path/to/certs/mycert.pem"
Path to a PEM-encoded private key that matches the client certificate set with
-client-cert.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-client-key "/path/to/keys/myprivatekey.pem" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_CLIENT_KEY="/path/to/keys/myprivatekey.pem"
Disable the default CLI redirect behavior so the CLI honors the first redirect response from the underlying API instead of following the full HTTP redirect chain.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-disable-redirects - Environment variable:
export VAULT_DISABLE_REDIRECTS=1
Warning
Disabling the default redirect behavior may cause commands that redirect
requests to primary cluster notes (like vault operator raft snapshot) to
misbehave.
Optional HTTP header in the form "<key>=<value>" for the CLI request. Repeat
the -header flag as needed with one string per flag. User-defined headers
cannot start with X-Vault-
Example: -header "Cache-Control=max-age=0"
[-mfa | VAULT_MFA] (string : "")Enterprise ((#global-mfa))
A multi-factor authentication (MFA) credential, in the format
mfa_method_name[:key[=value]], that the CLI should use to authenticate to
Vault. The CLI adds MFA credentials to the X-Vault-MFA header when calling the
underlying API endpoint.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-mfa "totp:password=12345" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_MFA="totp:password=12345"
Note
The VAULT_MFA environment variable only accepts one MFA method specification
and one credential for the specified method. To supply multiple credentials or
MFA methods, use the -mfa CLI flag and repeat the flag as needed.
Root namespace for the CLI command. Setting a default namespace allow relative mount paths.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-namespace "admin" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_NAMESPACE="admin"
Prevent the CLI from asking users for input through the terminal.
Example: -non-interactive
Print the API call(s) required to execute the CLI command as cURL strings
then exit without running the command.
Example: -output-curl-string
Print the Vault policy required to execute the CLI command as HCL then exit without running the command.
Example: -output-policy
Overrides any Sentinel policy where enforcement_level is "soft-mandatory".
Example: -policy-override
Name of the SNI host for TLS handshake resolution for TLS connections to Vault.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-tls-server-name "hostname.domain" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_TLS_SERVER_NAME="hostname.domain"
Disable verification for all TLS certificates. Use with caution. Disabling TLS certificate verification decreases the security of data transmissions to and from the Vault server.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-tls-skip-verify - Environment variable:
export VAULT_SKIP_VERIFY=1
Plaintext key that unlocks the underlying API endpoint for a given namespace.
Example: -unlock-key "7oXtdlmvRQ"
Default time-to-live in <number>[s|m|h|d] format for the Cubbyhole token used
to wrap CLI responses. You must use vault unwrap to view response data before
the duration expires. Leave wrap_ttl unset to leave CLI responses unwrapped.
Examples:
- CLI flag:
-wrap-ttl "5m" - Environment variable:
export VAULT_WRAP_TTL="5m"
Examples
Disable a file-type audit device at the default path, file/:
$ vault audit disable file/
Success! Disabled audit device (if it was enabled) at: file/
Disable a socket audit device at the path audit/kv-socket:
$ vault audit disable audit/kv-socket/
Success! Disabled audit device (if it was enabled) at: audit/kv-socket/