Filtering system events

Information about system events is logged in the event log of the node where the events take place. When the node is removed from the cluster or access is lost to the node, the event log becomes unavailable.

You can filter events in the event log by one or more criteria.

To filter system events in the event log:

  1. In the main window of the program web interface, open the management console tree and select the Events section.
  2. Select the System tab.

    Event information is displayed as a table.

  3. Click Filters.

    This opens the add filter window.

  4. Click Add filter.
  5. In the fields that appear, configure the filtering criterion that you want. To do so, populate the filter fields in accordance with the following table.

    a. Select one of the following criteria:

    b. Select one of the following logical operators:

    c. Enter the following value:

    Date and time
    • from
    • before

    Time period when the event occurred.

    Node
    • equal
    • not equal.

    IP address and port of the node on which the event occurred.

    Event type
    • equal
    • not equal.

    Select one of the following event types:

    • LDAP synchronization;
    • Audit;
    • Database update;
    • Settings export;
    • Settings import.

    User
    • contains
    • not contains
    • equal
    • not equal.

    Name of the user in LDAP under whose account the event occurred.

    Actions that the program performs automatically are recorded in the event log under the "kluser" account.

    Result.
    • equal
    • not equal.

    Select one of the following options:

    • Success;
    • Fail.

You can enter multiple filtering criteria. To add another criterion, click Add filter.

  1. Click Search.
  2. Close the add filter window.

The table of events is displayed in accordance with filtering criteria.

The table displays information about the last 5000 events. If more than 5000 events match the filtering criteria, consider refining the search criteria.

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