Session events
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This document provides information about the Session events report screen, which displays all the commands executed in a remote session.
Path to access
- On senhasegura, in the navigation bar, hover over the Products menu and select PAM Core.
- In the side menu, select Audit > Sessions > Session events.
Search fields
Item | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Session ID | Text field | Filters the events by their unique session identification hash generated by senhasegura. Note*:* this identifier is used internally by the application for session-related operations such as access control, activity tracking, and resource management. Each time a session is started, a new hash is generated for that specific session. |
Date/Time | Date picker | Filters the events by the period in which they were held. |
Event | Dropdown menu | Filters the events by the type of event executed during the session. Note: the types of events are listed in Possible event types below. |
Note | Text field | Filters the events by the note message. |
Senhasegura user | Text field | Filters the events by the senhasegura user who executed the commands. |
Origin IP | Text field | Filters the events by the IP origin address. |
Host | Text field | Filters the events by the session host. |
Remote user | Text field | Filters the events by the remote user’s username. |
Possible event types:
- Files changed.
- Files purged.
- Created.
- Drop session.
- Exported Details.
- Video Download.
- Video Emission.
- Blocked Event.
- Observed Event.
- Prohibited Event.
- Terminated.
- Started.
- Interactivity blocked.
- Interactivity blocked (attempted).
- Interactivity unlocked.
- Interactivity unlocked (attempted).
- Live Stream.
- Log viewer.
- Session Play.
- File transfer.
Report fields
- ID: the sequential number that identifies the order of executed commands.
- Session ID.
- Date/Time.
- Event.
- Note
- Origin IP.
- Protocol: identification of which protocol was used during the execution of the session.
- Host.
- Remote user.
- Session start.
- Session end.
Info
By default, the report displays 30 records per screen. To go to the next screen, click the forward buttons at the end of the report.
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