To access this page, select Administration > Audit Logs.
Use the Audit Logs page to view tasks that you have initiated either by using the Contrail Service Orchestration (CSO) GUI or APIs. You can also export audit logs as a CSV file.
You can perform the following tasks from this page:
View the details of various user-initiated tasks by selecting More > Details. You can also mouse over the audit log and click on the Detailed View icon. See Viewing the Details of an Audit Log.
Export audit logs as a CSV file by clicking Export. You can open and edit the exported CSV file using an application such as Microsoft Excel. See Exporting Audit Logs.
Sort and filter audit logs. For example, you can use audit log filtering to track user accounts that were added on a specific date, track configuration changes across a particular type of device, view services that were provisioned on specific devices, monitor user login and logout activities over time, and so on. For more information, seeSorting Objects.
Search for a audit log. For more information, see Searching for Text in an Object Data Table.
Show or hide columns. Click the Show Hide Columns icon at the top right corner of the page and select the columns for which you want the details displayed on the Audit Logs page.
Table 189 provides description of the fields on the Audit Logs page.
Table 189: Fields on the Audit Logs Page
Field | Description |
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Username | Displays the name of the user who has initiated the task. |
Role | Displays the role of the user who has initiated the task. Audit logs are displayed for tasks created by both administrator and tenants. |
User IP | Displays the IP address of the client from which the user initiated the task. |
Task | Displays the name of the task that triggered the audit log. For example, tenant.create, device.create, site.configure, site.provision, tenant.update, and so on. |
Description | Displays details about the task. |
Status | Displays the status of the task that triggered the audit log:
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Timestamp | Displays the date and time at which the execution of the task was completed. This timestamp is stored in UTC time in the database, but is mapped to the local time zone of the client computer. |
Job ID | Displays the ID of the job associated with the task. |
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