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when, where, and how they logged in to the system. Table 62 on page 682 describes all
the information that is available from the Administrators view:
Table 62: Administrators View
Description Item
The administrator’s login ID. Administrator ID
The administrator’s IP address. IP Address
The type of service, for example, Console, Web, or Telnet. Service Used
The time that the administrator logged in. Time
Table 63 on page 682 describes all information that is available from the Authenticated
Users view:
Table 63: Authenticated Users View
Description Item
User login ID. User ID
Source IP address. Source IP Address
Time that the user logged in. Time
You can also access VPN information from the Active VPN view, and Active Session
information from the
Active Sessions view.
Viewing Active Sessions
You can view a snapshot of ongoing active sessions on the security device. You can view
active sessions from the
Active Statistics view.
When you click the Active Sessions tab, a short view of the active sessions displays basic
information (such as source IP, destination IP, translated IP (if applicable), source port,
destination port, translated port (if applicable), policy ID, time the session starts, and
protocol type) about the active sessions on the security device by default. You can also
view extended information about the session, such as session ID, ICMP type (if applicable),
total incoming bytes, total outgoing bytes, total packets count, and how long the session
has been active.
Table 64 on page 682 describes all of the information that is available from the Active
Sessions view:
Table 64: Active Sessions Items
Description Item
A unique identifier specified with the active session. Session ID
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