Session Logs

This Session Logs present:

Activity of end users that open corporate applications through the User App Portal
Configuration changes by the administrator for Application-Level access Clientless access to specific corporate applications, such as web, SSH, RDP, tunnel, and database applications.
System events, such as deployment or termination of the data center connectors

Each table row presents an access to a single corporate application by a single user.

Note - For web applications, the user typically browses through multiple links. To see each browsed link of a web application, visit the Web Traffic Logs page.

The session logs table contains the following fields:

Item	Description
Log type	There are five log types in the Application Access session log: system logs and application logs (HTTP, SSH, Database, RDP)
Date&time	Date and time of day the action was performed.
Application	SSH, HTTP, Database, RDP and System Login: The application related to the action.
User	The user performing the action. SSH, HTTP, Database, RDP and System Login: The user working with the application. System configuration: The admin performing changes in the admin console.
Action	Action type.
Details	Action description and outcome.

The session log consists of five types of logs:

System Logs includes information on activities within the Application-Level site, such as access permissions change and new users. It also informs you of a user login to the Application-Level access system.
HTTP Logs includes information on web applications connectivity
SSH Logs include information on SSH server connectivity and the full command trail the user has performed, including alerts on suspicious activity. Each SSH log also has a full recording of the SSH session. To view this recording, click View Session.
Database Logs includes information on Database server connectivity and the full query trail the user performed
RDP Logs currently reports RDP server connection. Each RDP log has a full recording of the RDP session. The system retains the session recordings for one month. To view this recording, click View Session.

There are two types of System logs:

System configurations: the User column is the administrator that performs the action, and the Application column is empty
System login: the User column is a user that connects to the system, and the Application column is empty