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title: Viewing Command Logs
slug: kronpam-reference-guide-3-5-0/viewing-command-logs
description: Learn how to use the Command Logs feature in Kron PAM to search for executed commands across various session types. Easily find and track specific commands within SSH/Telnet Proxy, SFTP Proxy, SQL Proxy, RDP Proxy, and VNC Proxy sessions. Accessible throu
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createdAt: 2022-08-02T06:59:23.000Z
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The Command Logs functionality allows Kron PAM to search for the commands executed in SSH/Telnet Proxy, SFTP Proxy, and SQL Proxy sessions, as well as keystrokes, file uploads, and file downloads, and texts that are captured by the OCR algorithm in RDP/VNC Proxy sessions. The difference between the Command Logs tab and the Session Logs tab is the listing method. Session logs are listed by sessions. Each line represents a session. In the Command Logs, users can search for a command and all the sessions that have this command will be listed. If a command is run in the session two times, two different lines will be shown in the Command Logs.


To search the Command Logs:

1. Navigate to **Logging** > **Session Logs**.
2. Open the **Command Logs **tab.
3. Fill in the search filter and click the **Search** button.

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/g9cApVza9NIhSh0pjZYtA/iEHv3utaePU3smsW2I1Hz_image.png "Command Logs")