Users - Revision history

Græmer at 16:11, 3 May 2022

2022-05-03T16:11:06Z

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	Each row represents a single a user (unique username) that has been seen on any LAN interface.		Each row represents a single a user (unique username) that has been seen on any LAN interface.

	As ~~Untangle~~ scans and processes network traffic, the platform and many of the apps will save information about users on the network.		As NG Firewall scans and processes network traffic, the platform and many of the apps will save information about users on the network.
	This information is stored in the "User Table" and the Users view provides a view into the user table.		This information is stored in the "User Table" and the Users view provides a view into the user table.

Bcarmichael: /* Controls */

2019-04-22T18:34:11Z

Controls

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	The user view by default shows all users and some basic information about each session.		The user view by default shows all users and some basic information about each session.

	# '''Refresh''' refreshes the grid with the current active sessions.		* '''Refresh''' refreshes the grid with the current active sessions.
	# '''Reset View''' resets the view to the default view. Any changes to the default view are saved in your local browser session.		* '''Reset View''' resets the view to the default view. Any changes to the default view are saved in your local browser session.
			* '''Add''' can be used to manually add users to the user table.
	# '''Add''' can be used to manually add users to the user table.
	However, As users are discovered they are automatically added to the user table.		However, As users are discovered they are automatically added to the user table.
	# '''Export''' exports the current user table to a JSON file.		* '''Export''' exports the current user table to a JSON file.
	# '''Import''' imports a JSON file into the user table		* '''Import''' imports a JSON file into the user table

	More controls can be access by mousing over any column head and using the drowdown menu on the column header.		More controls can be access by mousing over any column head and using the drowdown menu on the column header.
			* '''Sort Ascending''' sorts the selected column in ascending order.
	# '''Sort Ascending''' sorts the selected column in ascending order.		* '''Sort Descending''' sorts the selected column in descending order.
	# '''Sort Descending''' sorts the selected column in descending order.		* '''Columns''' allows the removal or addition of columns to the current view.
	# '''Columns''' allows the removal or addition of columns to the current view.		* '''Filter''' provides a way to filter current data on this column with the provided value.
	# '''Filter''' provides a way to filter current data on this column with the provided value.		* '''Save''' saves any changes manually made by the administrator

	# '''Save''' saves any changes manually made by the administrator

	Unlike [[Sessions]] and [[Hosts]], the user table is saved and permanent.		Unlike [[Sessions]] and [[Hosts]], the user table is saved and permanent.
	The administrator can edit, modify, and save the values of the attributes for each User.		The administrator can edit, modify, and save the values of the attributes for each User.
			= Quotas =
			User bandwidth quotas are assigned through the [[Bandwidth Control]] app after configuring the Bandwidth Control setup wizard. In the Users view you can:
			*View the status of user quotas.
			*Override the default quota.
			*Refill the quota.
			*Drop the quota.

	= Columns =		= Columns =

Dmorris at 20:32, 31 May 2017

2017-05-31T20:32:44Z

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	Users provides a view of all current "users" or unique username on the local network(s).		Users provides a view of all current "users" or unique username on the local network(s).

			The basics of users and user management are described in the [[User Management\|User Management documentation.]]

	Each row represents a single a user (unique username) that has been seen on any LAN interface.		Each row represents a single a user (unique username) that has been seen on any LAN interface.

Dmorris at 03:42, 19 May 2017

2017-05-19T03:42:08Z

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	<span style="display:none" class="helpSource user_list_current_users">Users</span>		<span style="display:none" class="helpSource user_list_current_users">Users</span>

	Users provides a view of all current "users" or unique ~~MAC address~~ on the local network(s).		Users provides a view of all current "users" or unique username on the local network(s).

	Each row represents a single a user (unique ~~MAC address~~) that has been seen on any LAN interface.		Each row represents a single a user (unique username) that has been seen on any LAN interface.

	As Untangle scans and processes network traffic, the platform and many of the apps will save information about users on the network.		As Untangle scans and processes network traffic, the platform and many of the apps will save information about users on the network.

Dmorris: Created page with "Users Users