Log Managment

The Log Management screen is designed to monitor, report, and analyze all user movements, system events, and security audits on the D2M portal from a central point. The Log Management panel provides a detailed list of who performed which operation, when, via which IP address, and the result of that operation. This allows unauthorized attempts or operational errors on the system to be detected in real-time.

Filtering Options

The Filter area at the top of the screen allows you to focus on specific events within large datasets:

  • Log Type: Select the category of events you wish to monitor

    • All: Lists all logs.

    • Device Logs: Shows device movements such as allowing or blocking mobile devices

    • Login Logs: Lists user login and logout attempts, including Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

    • Event Logs: Covers other operational events throughout the system.

  • Start/End Date: Used to view records covering a specific time interval.

  • Search: Used to apply the selected filters.


Log Data Definitions

The table structure records each event with the following parameters:

Column Name

Description

Timestamp

Full date and time information of when the operation occurred

Username

Identity of the user or administrator performing the action

IP Address

Shows the network address through which the operation reached the system12.

Event Title

The short name of the action performed (e.g., User Login SMS, Block Device, Allow Device)

Event Description

The success status (Success/Fail) and technical result of the operation


Visual Status Indicators

D2M uses color coding so you can quickly distinguish the criticality level of events:

  • Green / Turquoise Rows (Success): Indicates that the operation was completed successfully. Examples include logins made with the correct password and SMS code or successful device approvals.

  • Red Rows (Fail): Represents an erroneous or blocked attempt. These are typically triggered by wrong passwords, incorrect SMS codes, or unauthorized access attempts.


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