Server Access History

Overview

Records the connection history of servers managed by the organization.

Viewing Server Access History

1. Navigate to the Administrator > Audit > Servers > Server Access History menu.
2. Logs are displayed in descending order based on the current month.
3. You can search with the following conditions through the search field in the top left of the table:
   1. Name : User name
   2. Email : User email
   3. Account : Server access account
   4. Server Name : Connected server name
   5. Host : Connected server host
   6. Client IP : User IP
   7. Client Name : User’s connection method
   8. Role : Connection role
4. Click the filter button on the right side of the search field to filter with AND/OR conditions for the following:
   1. Server OS : OS of the connected server
   2. Protocol : Protocol used for connection
   3. Result : Connection attempt result
   4. Action Type : Connect / Disconnect status
   5. Action At : Connection time
5. You can refresh the log list through the refresh button in the top right of the table.
6. The table provides the following column information:
   1. No : Event identification number
   2. Action At : Server connection attempt date and time
   3. Result : Connection success/failure status
      1. :check_mark: Success
      2. :cross_mark: Failure
   4. Name : Target user name
   5. Email : Target user email
   6. Role : Role name used when the target user connected
   7. Account : Server access account
   8. Server Name : Target server name
   9. Server OS : OS of the connected server
   10. Host : Host of the connected server
   11. Port : Port used for connection
   12. Protocol : Protocol used for connection
   13. Client IP : User client IP address
   14. Client Name : User’s connection method
   15. Message : Records of unusual events such as connection failures

Viewing Server Access History Details

You can view detailed information by clicking on each row.

• The right drawer displays the following information:
  1. Result : Server connection success/failure status
     1. :check_mark: Success
     2. :cross_mark: Failure
  2. Name : Target user name
  3. Action At : Connection time
  4. Action Type : Connect / Disconnect status
  5. Connected From : Connection method
  6. Role : Role used when the target user connected
  7. Command Audit : Command recording view through this connection
  8. Session Log : Session recording view through this connection
  9. Server Name : Target server name
  10. Server OS : OS of the connected server
  11. Host : Host of the connected server
  12. Port : Port used for connection
  13. Account : Server access account
  14. Protocol : Protocol used for connection
  15. Client Name : User’s connection method
  16. Client IP : User client IP address
  17. Reverse Tunnel Agent Name : When connected through Reverse Tunnel, the Name of the Reverse Tunnel Agent used
  18. Tag : When connected through Reverse Tunnel, the Tag used to select the Reverse Tunnel Agent
  19. ProxyJump : When accessing a server via Jump Host, the applied ProxyJump
  20. Message : Records of unusual events such as connection failures