List of usb copied files area, Viewing the usb file transfer log list, Viewing the usb file transfer log details – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual
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Size of Copied Files (Byte)—Total size of files copied to the USB storage device, in bytes.
List of USB copied files area
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File Name—Name of the file copied to the USB storage device.
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Operation Type—Operation type of the file copied to the USB storage device, which can only be
Write.
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File Size (Byte)—Total size of the file copied to the USB storage device, in bytes.
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Operation Time (Client)—System time of the client when the file was copied to the USB storage
device.
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Operation Time (Server)—System time of the server when the file was copied to the USB storage
device.
Viewing the USB file transfer log list
1.
Click the User tab.
2.
From the navigation tree, select Desktop Asset Manager > Desktop Control Audit > USB File
Transfer.
The USB file transfer log list displays the USB file transfer logs of all assets.
3.
To sort the list, click the Asset Number, Asset Name, Owner, USB Plugged (Server), or USB
Unplugged (Server) column label.
Viewing the USB file transfer log details
1.
Click the User tab.
2.
From the navigation tree, select Desktop Asset Manager > Desktop Control Audit > USB File
Transfer.
The USB file transfer log list displays the USB file transfer logs of all assets.
3.
Click the Details icon
for the USB monitor log you want to view.
The USB File Transfer Details page appears.
4.
Click Back to return to the USB file transfer log list.
5.
Click Refresh to refresh the List of USB Copied Files.
6.
To sort the list, click the File Name, Operation type, File Size (Byte), Operation Time (Client), or
Operation Time (Server) column label.
Querying the USB file transfer logs
DAM allows operators to filter USB file transfer logs using either basic or advanced query mode. The USB
file transfer logs include the time when a USB storage device is connected or disconnected, and
information about any files copied to the USB storage device.
Basic query
1.
Click the User tab.
2.
From the navigation tree, select Desktop Asset Manager > Desktop Control Audit > USB File
Transfer.
The USB file transfer log list displays USB file transfer logs for all assets.