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To create any Enterprise Application Access (EAA) report choose report type, specify time frame, and data you want to include in your report.

Application Access report

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Reports > Application Access.

  3. To select a date range click the calendar or select a predefined time frame (from Yesterday to Last month).

  4. Click Apply.

  5. To run the report for all applications during selected date range, click View Report.

  6. To choose application, click Application.

  7. To enter criteria for the report, click Add Report Filter (+).

  8. To add additional criterion to the report, select it (for example Country).

  9. In Add items enter the value you want to search for (for example, if you selected Country as the criterion, enter a country name). Separate values by a comma.

  10. Click View Report.
    The report results appear.

SSH Audit report

Prerequisites:

  • The SSH auditing enabled for the SSH application (or applications) for which you want to create a report.

  • Enterprise Application Access (EAA) administrator rights.

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Reports > SSH Audit.

  3. Select a date range. Click the calendar to set a date range or select a predefined time frame (from Yesterday to Last month).

  4. Click Apply.

  5. Click Add Report Filter (+).

  6. Select one of these criteria:

    • Application. Select application (or applications).

    • User. Enter a username or multiple usernames to filter results by username. Separate values by a comma.

    • Query. Enter commands to filter the log data.

  7. Click View report.
    The report results appear.

Enable SSH auditing

Enable the SSH application to record SSH traffic for SSH auditing.

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Applications > Applications.

  3. Select the SSH application that you want to enable for auditing.

  4. Go to application Advanced Settings > Miscellaneous.

  5. Select Enable SSH audit.

  6. Click Save and Deploy.

Preset Client Report

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Reports > Preset Client Reports.

  3. From Select One menu select the report type (for example Client Application Errors).

  4. Select a date range. Click the calendar to set a date range or select a predefined time frame (from Yesterday to Last month).

  5. Click Apply.
    The report result, a client application errors list, appears.

Preset Access report

You can select different types of Preset Access Reports. Here's a description of them:

  • Applications Failed Login. This shows the failed login count for an application over the selected time period.
  • IP Location Data. Provides the city, region, country, latitude, and logitude data for an IP address over the selected time period.
  • IP User Count. Provides a count of the users who accessed an IP address over the selected time period.
  • Login Events. Provides details when user logs into an IdP, including login time, username, name of the IdP, IP address of the user, city, and the group name that the user belongs to, over the selected time period. It also provides additional details in Event-Details like login success, login failure, mfa complete, invalid user are shown in this report.
  • Login Failure Details. Provides details of a log in failure such as the username, date and time of the login failure, reason for the failure such as user not found, user password invalid, and and an event code. The Login Events report is a newer report and it has the Login Failures information there, as well.
  • Top Applications. This report shows the top ten applications that were accessed, which IDP was used to access them, the access count, and the cloud region that was used, over the selected time period.
  • Top Device Posture Blocked Applications. This report shows the top applications that were blocked due to device posture issues and a count of the number of times the user was blocked, over the selected time period.

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Reports > Preset Access Reports.

  3. From Select One select the report type (for example Login Events).

  4. Select a date range. Click the calendar to set a date range or select a predefined time frame (from Yesterday to Last month).

  5. Click Apply.
    The report result, all of the login events are shown.

System report

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Reports > System Reports.

  3. From SELECT ONE select the report type, either Application, Connector, Directory, or Certificate.

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Note:

Application system report is in Limited-Availability (LA) and can be enabled in your contract by contacting Akamai Support. Connector, Directory, and Certificate system reports are in General-Availability (GA).

  1. Select a date range. Click the calendar to set a date range or select a predefined time frame (from Yesterday to Last month).
  2. Click Apply.
    The report result, applications' configuration events list, appears.

Admin events report

  1. Log in to Enterprise Center.

  2. In the Enterprise Center navigation menu, select Application Access > Reports > Admin Reports.

  3. From Select One select the report type (for example Directories config).

  4. Select a date range. Click the calendar to set a date range or select a predefined time frame (from Yesterday to Last month).

  5. Click Apply.
    The report result, Directories config list, appears.

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