Displaying the Audit Log
The audit log displays JUNOScope authentication and privileged operation events by date and time, event category, event type, username, and client IP address. You can select filters to specify which records you want to see.
To display the Audit Log, follow these steps:
- From the JUNOScope main window, click Monitor > Audit Log. The Audit Log Filters dialog box appears.
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- Select a filter rule to select the audit log records that you want to view:
- Limit to number of rows per page drop-down list box—Select how many record rows you want to display per audit log page:
10,25,50, or100. The default is10.- Sort results by column-name drop-down list box—Select the column of data by which the audit log records will be sorted in the table:
Time,Username,Client address,Event type, orMessage. The default isTime.- Refresh Events every interval drop-down list box—Select when the audit log data will be updated in the table: from
Neverup to1 hour. The default is Never.- Event Category drop-down list box—Select the events category to display:
All,Authentication, orPrivileged Operations. Authentication activities include user login success, failure, logout, and session timeout. Privileged operations are changes of information in the system or in the network, such as restoring a configuration to a device or changing a user password. The default isAll.- Event Type drop-down list box—This list box is dynamically populated based on the event category that you selected. For example, if you select the authentication event category, all authentication event message types appear in this drop-down list box.
- Updated in last time period check box, text box, and drop-down list box—Select the audit log records that have been updated in the last specified length of time. You can select
n seconds,minutes,hours, ordays. Where n represents the time you specify. The default is0 seconds.- Associated with user drop-down list box—Select records that are associated with a specified username.
Each audit record includes the date and time, event category, event type, username, and client IP address. The records are initially sorted by time in descending order so that the most recent events are at the top of the list. See Table 17.
Table 17: Audit Log Columns