What is Authentication log in Ezeelogin?

• Authentication logs provide a record of authentication-related activities in the Gateway Server.
• It is a component that helps track which gateway users have accessed the Gateway Server through the GUI and backend.
• Additionally, it helps determine whether the Gateway access was successful or ended with issues during login.
• Furthermore, the logs offer insights into the specific two-factor authentication (2FA) methods employed by users to access the Gateway Server.

Client Address in Web refers to the computer that is accessing or communicating with a server.

Overview: This article explains how to access and interpret authentication logs in Ezeelogin, detailing how to track user login attempts, including failed logins, incorrect two-factor authentication, successful logins, and logouts. It also covers how to export the logs in .csv format for further analysis.

Accessing Authentication Logs in the Ezeelogin GUI

Login to Ezeelogin GUI -> Users -> Authentication Log -> Find

Refer to sample screenshots and details of the Authentication Log.

1. When a user fails to log in with an incorrect password in the GUI.

2. When the user uses the wrong two-factor authentication in GUI.

3. When the user successfully logs in to GUI with the access keyword. 

4. When a user fails to login to ezsh with the wrong two-factor authentication.

5. When a user successfully logout from GUI.

6. When a user successfully logout from ezsh.

How to export Authentication Log ?

You can download all the authentication logs of the users in .csv format by clicking on export. 

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