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Version: Axidian Privilege 3.4

All Sessions

The section is designed for searching and viewing active, completed, and aborted sessions. By default, 15 sessions are displayed on the page. When this number is exceeded, a page switcher appears at the bottom of the page.

The number of sessions displayed on the page can be changed in the configuration file located at:

  • Windows: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\mc\assets\config\config.prod.json
  • Linux: /etc/axidian/axidian-privilege/mc/config.prod.json

Enter a user name, resource, account, connection type, or reason in the search bar and click search-icon.svg.

Click Extended search, enter one or more queries, and click Search.

Generate report​

A report is a session export based on the specified filters. For example, you can export a user's sessions on a resource for a specified time period. By default, the report includes up to 50,000 records, but this limit can be increased.

To generate a report:

  1. Go to the All Sessions section.
  2. (Optional) Enter a query in the search bar or apply extended search filters.
  3. Click Generate report.
  4. In the dialog that appears, select the CSV or XLSX format.

The report is generated in the background. Download the report in the Report history section.

Abort a session​

To forcibly abort a session, go to the active session profile and click Abort.

Refresh a session​

To refresh the text log, screenshots, and files transferred to the server, go to the active session profile and click Refresh.

View and download session logs​

The following logging types are available for sessions opened through PAM:

  • Video — for RDP and SSH sessions opened through Axidian Privilege Gateway, and for client application sessions.

  • Text log — for RDP and SSH sessions opened through Axidian Privilege Gateway and Axidian Privilege SSH Proxy.

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    Text logging in RDP sessions is supported by the Axidian Privilege Agent component, the agent registers text input, intercepts the names of active windows and launched processes. Text logging in SSH sessions does not require the installation of separate components. Complete I/O is logged in SSH sessions.

  • Screenshots — for RDP and SSH sessions opened through Axidian Privilege Gateway, and for client application sessions.

  • Files transferred to the server — for RDP sessions. Files transferred from mapped drives to the resource are intercepted and copied.

To download session logs, expand the Videos, Text Log, or Screenshots section and click Download / Download all.

To download transferred files, expand the Transferred to the server files section and follow the link to download the files.