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External Logs

This log shows events that occurred when interacting with external systems, including Remote Servers, external identity systems (LDAP, SAML), SIEM, Files.com on-premise Agent, and the Files.com CLI App.

It includes various items, such as logs sent from the Files.com CLI App detailing uploads and downloads, login attempts, login successes, and login failures for users using LDAP or SAML authentication, synchronization events from an external LDAP system to your Files.com account, connection success/failure events related to your SIEM integrations, and remote server synchronization events involving scheduled pushes and pulls of files and folders between Files.com and the remote server.

We retain these logs for 90 days.

If you are looking for the detailed individual actions performed with your remote servers or Files.com on-premise agents, refer to the Outbound Connections logs.

Below are the details available in the external logs.

ColumnDetails
IDID of the event. Each event may include multiple actions. Click on the ID to see more details.
Event TypeTypes of events being recorded include LDAP Login, LDAP Sync, SAML Login, Remote Server Sync, SIEM, Client Log, Lockout, and Pending Work. The Client Log event type is recorded when the Files.com CLI app uploads a set of log files to the server. The Lockout event is recorded when an account gets locked out due to failed login attempts. The Pending Work event type is recorded when files are being preprocessed, such as GPG encryption or decryption, before they are available on the platform.
StatusStatus of the event such as Success, Failure, Partial_failure, In-progress, or Skipped.
Remote Sever SyncRemote Server Sync name.
PathPath accessed on the Remote Server.
Successful filesCount of the successfully transferred files with the corresponding event.
Errored filesCount of the errored files with the corresponding event.
Bytes SyncedBytes Synced with the corresponding Sync event.
DateStart time of the event.

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