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Hello all,
I'm trying to setup a report or view to give me the last login date for administrators, essentially we have a 60 day account retention policy so if no logins I'd like to delete that account. I can manually go through each user with setting audit logs filter
Administrator:"name" AND operation:"Log In" in last 60 days scope, was wondering if there is a more convenient method to avoid this madness. Even if there was a way to de-duplicate entries in the Audit logs based on administrator, that'd help greatly.
Easy to create with SmartView. Here's an example (in R81.10) of a widget that shows last log-in per admin.
Easy to create with SmartView. Here's an example (in R81.10) of a widget that shows last log-in per admin.
Easy to create with SmartView. Here's an example (in R81.10) of a widget that shows last log-in per admin.
I think brother @K_montalvo is correct. Smart event is probably way to go here...without it, there is only so much you can do as far as reports, so audit logs would be your best bet.
I think brother @K_montalvo is correct. Smart event is probably way to go here...without it, there is only so much you can do as far as reports, so audit logs would be your best bet.