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Audits and Logs

The “audits & logs” section in a Mikrowizard router management system includes several capabilities to help you track and monitor activities in the system effectively.

By utilizing the “audits & logs” section with these abilities, you can maintain a comprehensive record of activities, monitor user interactions, and ensure the security and integrity of your network environment. Tracking and analyzing logs can help you detect anomalies, prevent security breaches, and maintain regulatory compliance.

Authentication logs in MikroWizard routers provide valuable insights into network activity, allowing administrators to track user access, identify potential security threats, and enforce access control policies effectively.

MikroWizard keep track of all user logins and logouts, including information about who connected, how they connected, and when they connected, connection duration. The log also captures information about how the user connected, such as whether they used a local account, a remote authentication server like RADIUS, or a specific protocol like SSH or FTP.

The accounting logs in MikroWizard play a crucial role in tracking the activities of connected users.
They provide detailed information about each user’s actions while connected to the router, including username, device name, device IP, and more.
This valuable data is essential for monitoring user behavior, enforcing usage policies, and identifying any abnormal or suspicious activity.
The “event logs” in MikroWizard are a goldmine of information about the operation of router devices. It capture various event types, including configuration changes, system errors, login attempts, DHCP events, wireless events, and more. Each log entry includes crucial details such as the event time, source, type, and relevant information about the event occurrence. By regularly monitoring and reviewing these event logs, administrators can reinforce network security, troubleshoot issues, and effectively track user activities.
System logs in MikroWizard are records of activities that occur on the MikroWizard itself. These logs provide valuable information for troubleshooting and monitoring user activity in MikroWizard. The system logs include information such as the date and time of the action, source IP addresses, the username, the section of the platform, and the action that occurred.