Network events
The Network Events view displays the contents of the connection log: a list of historical host/user network events.
When the total number of records from Port Changes and Network Events views exceeds 100K, the oldest 20K entries (Port Changes and/or Network Events) are archived. Table size is not modifiable.
To access the Network Events view, select Network > Network events.
Filter/Configure Column
Each column header has a filter option. To filter:
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Hover over the column header to reveal the filter icon.
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Click the icon.
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Set desired filter criteria.
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Click Apply.
Settings
Field |
Definition |
Timestamp |
Date/time of the logged event |
Event Type |
Name of the event (adapter connected, adapter disconnected, etc.). |
IP Address |
IP address of the device that made the connection. |
MAC Address |
MAC address of the host or device that made the connection. |
Type |
Indicates whether the host is Registered or a Rogue. |
Location |
Current or last known location of the device that made the connection. |
Logical Network |
VLAN associated with network event (if any). |
Net ID |
Used to store data such as vlanID, vlanName, whatever relevant info we may have access to (will vary based on event). |
CLI Config Name |
Name of CLI Configuration used (if any). |
Radius |
Flag to indicate if event is Radius or not. |
Radius Attribute Default Group |
Empty if not radius, otherwise shows the Attribute Default Group name. |
Radius Attribute Logical Network Group |
Empty if not radius, otherwise shows the Logical Network Group name. |
Buttons |
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Details |
Shows verbose debug information for Network Events if enabled via the global options table. To enable, add an option with a key "networkSession.captureSnapshots" and a value "true". |
Network sessions |
Shows information of associated Network Sessions (previously Fortigate Sessions). |
Toggle |
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Filter Child Records |
If enabled, this toggle will apply configured column filters to all child records as well as parent records. |