Which command enables system level auditing for an individual user when not in Trusted Mode?
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audsys
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usermod
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userdbset
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audusr
The userdbset command enables system-level auditing for individual users in HP-UX when not operating in Trusted Mode. This is a security administration command. audsys is not a standard command, usermod modifies user accounts but doesn't enable auditing, and audusr is not the correct command for this purpose.
On HP-UX, when the system is not running in Trusted Mode (i.e., using the standard /etc/passwd rather than the trusted system database), per-user auditing flags are set with the userdbset command, which lets an administrator configure individual user audit attributes via the user database (userdb) even without Trusted Mode enabled. audsys controls overall system audit subsystem state (starting/stopping auditing, audit file locations), usermod is a generic account-modification command, and audusr is not a standard HP-UX auditing command.