View Network login activity

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The Login Audit History page displays all user logins and password activity, ordered by the most recent events.

By default, up to 50 entries for the past day display.

Access the logs

Administrators can access the Login Audit History page by clicking Logs > Login Audit History.

Event details

Each event includes the following information:

  • Timestamp - the date stamp for the login event.
  • User Name - the initiator of the event: either a user name or System.
  • User Type - the role of the user that initiated the event.
  • Source IP - the IP address of the user that initiated the event.
  • Type and Status - the type of event that occurred, and its resulting status.
  • Browser - the initiating user's browser and version.
  • Platform - the initiating user's operating system and version.

The possible values listed here include the most common values for each column. If you don't see the definition for a value that appears in an audit history log in your instance, let us know.

Filter by date

To view results for a specific time period, perform one of the following actions:

  • Date range - Define a date in the Date range and To fields.

  • Time period - Expand the time period list and select a predefined period, for example, Last 7 days.

    The Last day option can display up to two days of results, including the data from the previous day through to the current time.

Click the Get History button to view the results.

Filter by user name or type

Use the Username or User Type filters at the top of the history to refine the audit history by a specific user name or user role. User names and types are sorted alphabetically.

  • Expand a list, select one or more values from the list, and click Get History to refine the list.

    Click Reset to start over.

Note: One value can be selected from the Username list. Multiple values can be selected from the User Type list.

Export the audit history

To download the refined audit history to your local file system, click Export.

The log is downloaded as a .csv file that you can open using a spreadsheet application.