IMPORTANT
Action required: Apply the fix for SNS firewall disks.
Please follow the procedure described in the How to update my SSD Firmware - Stormshield Knowledge Base article (authentication required).
Reading logs
In the SNS firewall's administration interface
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In SNS version 4.x:
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In Monitoring > Logs - Audit logs > VPN, this log shows information relating to the various types of VPN tunnels (SSL or IPsec),,
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In Monitoring > Monitoring > Users, this log shows events relating in particular to authentication via SSL VPN tunnels. You can filter the contents of logs by Open VPN authentication to display them,
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In Monitoring > Monitoring > SSL VPN tunnels, this log shows information regarding the sessions of users currently connected via SSL VPN tunnels.
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In SNS version 3.x:
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In Logs - Audit logs > Views > VPN, this log shows information relating to the various types of VPN tunnels (SSL or IPsec),
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In Audit logs > Logs > SSL VPN, this log shows events, i.e., when users authenticate, or when SSL VPN tunnels are created and deleted,
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In Monitoring > Users, this log shows events relating in particular to authentication via SSL VPN tunnels. You can filter the contents of logs by Open VPN authentication to display them,
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In Monitoring > SSL VPN tunnels, this log shows information regarding the sessions of users currently connected via SSL VPN tunnels.
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Some information can be accessed only if the user has been granted permissions to look up private data. If you hold this permission or a code to access private data, click on Logs: restricted access in SNS version 4 or on Restricted access to logs in SNS version 3 in the upper banner. For further information, refer to the technical note Complying with privacy regulations.
On the SN SSL VPN Client
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Right-click on the SN SSL VPN Client
icon in the Windows system tray.
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Click on Logs.
On OpenVPN Connect
To read OpenVPN Connect logs, in the profile window, click on the icon in the shape of a newspaper on the right at the top.