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Firewall Users monitor

Firewall Users monitor

The Firewall Users monitor displays all firewall users currently logged in. You can use the monitor to diagnose user-related logons or to highlight and deauthenticate a user.

To view the firewall monitor:
  1. Go to Dashboard > Assets & Identities.
  2. Hover over the Firewall Users widget, and click Expand to Full Screen.

    If you are using the Comprehensive dashboard template, go to Firewall User Monitor.

  3. To show FSSO logons, click Show all FSSO Logons at the top right of the page.
Tooltip

To filter or configure a column in the table, hover over the column heading and click the Filter/Configure Column button.

Note

When the number of users exceeds 2000, the page no longer displays the search bar, filter columns, or graphs because lazily-loaded results do not support these GUI features.

To deauthenticate a user:
  1. Go to Dashboard > Assets & Identities.
  2. Hover over the Firewall Users widget, and click Expand to Full Screen.
  3. (Optional) Use the Search field to search for a specific user.
  4. In the toolbar, click Deauthenticate, or right-click the user, and click Deauthenticate. The Confirm dialog is displayed.
  5. Click OK.
To view firewall users in the CLI:
# diagnose firewall auth list

Firewall Users monitor

The Firewall Users monitor displays all firewall users currently logged in. You can use the monitor to diagnose user-related logons or to highlight and deauthenticate a user.

To view the firewall monitor:
  1. Go to Dashboard > Assets & Identities.
  2. Hover over the Firewall Users widget, and click Expand to Full Screen.

    If you are using the Comprehensive dashboard template, go to Firewall User Monitor.

  3. To show FSSO logons, click Show all FSSO Logons at the top right of the page.
Tooltip

To filter or configure a column in the table, hover over the column heading and click the Filter/Configure Column button.

Note

When the number of users exceeds 2000, the page no longer displays the search bar, filter columns, or graphs because lazily-loaded results do not support these GUI features.

To deauthenticate a user:
  1. Go to Dashboard > Assets & Identities.
  2. Hover over the Firewall Users widget, and click Expand to Full Screen.
  3. (Optional) Use the Search field to search for a specific user.
  4. In the toolbar, click Deauthenticate, or right-click the user, and click Deauthenticate. The Confirm dialog is displayed.
  5. Click OK.
To view firewall users in the CLI:
# diagnose firewall auth list