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# PCI DSS 10.2.4 - Linux
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| **Role Availability** | Read-Only | **Investigator** | **Analyst** | **Manager** |
The **PCI DSS 10.2.4 - Linux** report generated from this template provides a list of all login failure events that USM Anywhere records.
**Filters used by PCI DSS 10.2.4 - Linux**
| Filter | Value |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Asset Groups | "PCI DSS" |
| Data Source | "Linux SSH", "Linux SUDO", "Linux Auditd", "AIX Audit" |
| Event Type | "Authentication failure" |
| Suppressed | False |
**To generate the PCI DSS 10.2.4 - Linux report**
1. Go to **Reports > Compliance Templates**.
2. Click **Generate Report** on the specific line for this report. The **Configure Report** dialog box appears.
3. Click **Edit Filters** if you want to modify the selected filters, and then click **Continue to Filters**.
4. Make the required modifications, and then click **Edit Report**.
5. Click the date field if you want to choose a different date range. Select **Last Hour**, **Last 24 Hours**, **Last 7 Days**, **Last 30 Days**, **Last 90 Days**, or **Custom Range** to set a particular date range.
6. Select the **Format** of the report. It can either be **CSV** or **PDF**.
7. Select a **Schedule** for the report if you want to generate it again: **Daily**, **Weekly**, **Bi-weekly**, and **Monthly**. Otherwise, select **Never**.
8. Enter an email address in which to send the report. You may also select the **Send to my Email Address** option to add your email address automatically.
9. Select the **Enable link expiration** option.
This link is delivered by email and expires in 14 days.
10. Click **Next**.
11. In the **Report Name** field, enter a name for the report. This name will be displayed on the **Saved Reports** page.
12. **(OPTIONAL)** Enter a **Report Description**.
13. Under the **Number of Records** section, select the maximum number of records to include in the report: **20**, **50**, **100**, **500**, **1000**, or **2500**.
14. If you have previously chosen the **PDF** format, you will see the **Graphs** section, which you can use to include additional views. You can add to or remove graphs from the report by clicking the 
and 
icons.
15. Click **Run** to run the report.
Click **Save & Run** if you wish to keep the report in your [Saved Reports on USM Anywhere](/documentation/usm-anywhere/user-guide/reports/saved-reports) page and receive the report in the indicated email.