find "resource name" from Vault log search

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ad-Josh Townsend

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Apr 29, 2024, 6:11:13 PM4/29/24
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I'm investigating mis-use of the Google Vault function. Need to see what emails were viewed by a particular user that had the super admin role.  In Reporting > Audit and investigation > Vault log events", I found a hit on the user, and in the event, it provided a long string named "resource name".

Does GAM have a command that would identify a given "resource name" based on a Vault logged event from a user?

Ross Scroggs

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Apr 30, 2024, 10:58:54 AM4/30/24
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I doubt it; send me a Meet/Zoom invitation, show me the example and we'll go from there.

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On Apr 29, 2024, at 3:01 PM, 'ad-Josh Townsend' via GAM for Google Workspace <google-ap...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

I'm investigating mis-use of the Google Vault function. Need to see what emails were viewed by a particular user that had the super admin role.  In Reporting > Audit and investigation > Vault log events", I found a hit on the user, and in the event, it provided a long string named "resource name".

Does GAM have a command that would identify a given "resource name" based on a Vault logged event from a user?

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David Pavek

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Sep 23, 2024, 2:35:26 PM9/23/24
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Hi,

I am trying to do the exact same thing. Were you able see what the user opened? I was at a conference recently and spoke with some google product engineers. They said, as the super user you should be able to see the document/email using GAM. They went on to say that the resource name string was the metadata from the object viewed. 

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