Audit
Navigate to the sidebar menu: Administrator > Audit.
Overview
The Audit module provides a comprehensive and detailed log of all user activities within the organization. It tracks exactly who did what, when it happened, and the outcome of the action.
How it works: Every time an administrator logs in, modifies a policy, updates a setting, or changes an account, the system automatically records a highly detailed event log. This creates a transparent trail of all platform configurations.
Interface Overview
The interface is structured as a chronological event ledger, equipped with filters to help you find specific actions.
Top Controls
Use these toggles to narrow down the log entries based on their execution result.
Interface Element | Description & Focus |
|---|---|
Status Filters | Quick toggle buttons to filter the event logs by their outcome, specifically All, Success, Error, or Denied. |
List View
The main table displays the chronological history of all administrative events. Use the pagination controls at the bottom to navigate through older entries.
Interface Element | Description & Focus |
|---|---|
Actor | Displays the name and the specific role of the administrator who initiated the action. |
Result | A status label indicating whether the attempted action was successfully completed. |
Event Description | A brief, readable explanation of the action performed, such as a user login or a system modification. |
Event Date | The precise date and time the event occurred, recorded in coordinated universal time UTC. |
Event Type | Categorizes the specific nature of the action, such as Login or Update. |
Actor / Target | Identifies the specific organization or network target affected by the administrative event. |
Actions | Click the designated icon to inspect the complete technical payload and in-depth details of that specific event. |
Configuration & Logic
Accountability and Troubleshooting
The Audit log is your primary tool for troubleshooting configuration issues and maintaining strict security compliance. If an unexpected change occurs on a network policy or a device loses connection due to a rule update, the audit log allows you to pinpoint exactly which administrator made the modification, verify the exact time it was applied, and investigate the technical details of the event.