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title: Viewing Command Logs
slug: kronpam-reference-guide-3-9-0/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, and 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/cWBjkRh-ZfoSyWrtscmbE_image.png "Command Logs")

Additional filtering columns can be added to the screen with the **More **button. When the button is clicked, more than one value can be selected from the popup. The selected columns will be added to the screen in order and filtering can be done according to the values entered by the user.

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