ZyXEL Communications Vantage Report User Manual page 51

Table 10 Menu Panel
LEVEL 1/2 LEVEL 3
Top
Applications
Allowed
Event
Login
Successful
Login
Failed Login
Session Per
Host
Top Hosts
Top Users
Successful
Login
Schedule
Report
Summary
Configure
Template
Logo Template
Log
Log Viewer
Log Receiver
VRPT
System Logs
Log
Archiving
Log Remove
System Setting
Vantage Report User's Guide
FUNCTION
Use this report to look at the applications for which the device
allowed the most connections.
Use this screen to look at who successfully logged into the ZyXEL
device (for management or monitoring purposes).
Use this screen to look at who tried to log in into the ZyXEL device
(for management or monitoring purposes) but failed.
A device can limit a user's maximum number of NAT sessions. Use
these screens to see who has exceeded the maximum number of
NAT sessions the most often.
Use this screen to see which hosts have most frequently gone
over the maximum number of NAT sessions per host.
Use this screen to see which users have most frequently gone
over the maximum number of NAT sessions per host.
Use this screen to look at who successfully logged into the ZyXEL
device (for management or monitoring purposes).
Use this screen to set up and maintain daily, weekly, and overtime
(one-time) reports that Vantage Report sends by e-mail.
Use this screen to add and edit report templates.
Use this screen to configure the title name and logo shown on all
reports.
Use this screen to query and look at log entries for the selected
ZyXEL device.
Use these screens to look at the total number of logs that Vantage
Report has received per day or per device.
Use this screen to look at the Vantage Report's system logs.
Use these screens to archive historical logs regularly and store in
a preferred location. The location includes local directory in the
Vantage Report server, an FTP server or a NAS (Network Archived
Storage) device.
Use this screen to remove historical logs collected within a
specified period.
The account can use all of the following screens. Other
root
users can use the About screen and some features in User
Management.
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