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25 Monitoring and auditing
UAM offers the following monitoring and auditing functions:
• Online user management
• Log analysis
• Data export
Network administrators can use UAM monitoring and auditing functions to monitor online user behavior
and to analyze statistics to improve network performance and security.
Managing online users
Online users include local online users and roaming online users:
• Local online users—Refer to users whose home UAM is the current UAM system.
• Roaming online users—Refer to users whose home UAM is not the current UAM system.
UAM supports the following online user categories:
• Local—Allows you to view and manage all local online users.
• Roaming—Allows you to view and manage all roaming online users.
• By Device—Allows you to view and manage local online users on each device.
Managing local online users
Accessing the local online user list page
1. Click the User tab.
2. Select Access User > Online Users from the navigation tree.
3. Click the Local tab.
The list includes all local online users.
Hover the mouse over the icon next to Online Users to display all user groups. Select a user
group to display all local online users in the user group.
Local online user list contents
{
Account Name—Access account name. Click the account name to view its details. For more
information about access users, see "
Viewing ordinary access user details ."
{
Login Name—Login username that the access device sends to UAM for the online user.
A login name can be the same as the account name or take the format
accountname@service-suffix. An access account can have multiple services, including one
service that has no suffix and multiple services with unique service suffixes.
If an account name with a service suffix is used, the policies associated with the service suffix
apply to the online user. If only the account name is used, the policies associated with the
service that has no suffix apply to the online user.