The CommandLog_Command keeps all commands run during SSH/TELNET sessions.

If users execute a black key (blocked command) or white key (allowed command), the related log is labeled as 

, respectively. The table below shows the information sent with this log.

Learn about CommandLog_Command, a powerful tool that records all SSH/TELNET session commands. This detailed log captures crucial information like session ID, username, host IP, session duration, global username, client IP, execution time, command details,

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sessionId	Specific id of the log in the Kron PAM database.
username	The username used to log in to Kron PAM and execute the command.
Host	Kron PAM Host IP.
sessionStartTime	The time when the session started.
sessionEndTime	The time when the session finished.
globalUserName	GlobalUserName used for authentication.
clientIp	Source IP of the device that executed the command.
commandTime	The exact time the command was executed.
command	Executed command.
Allowed	Shows if the executed command is allowed by the administrator or not. If allowed=true, authorized, the command can be executed. If allowed=false, an unauthorized, command can’t be executed.
instanceName	The name of the instance that executed the command.