Authentication Logs
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Trustgrid records information for authentication attempts into the control plane. This information can be used to troubleshoot authentication issues or monitor for suspicious activity.
Authentication logs are available by navigating to Operations > Authentication Logs.

audits::read:user permissions.The following information is shown for each entry:
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Date | When the authentication event occurred |
| IP | The IP address of the authentication attempt |
| Message | A description of the authentication event |
| User ID | The user associated with the authentication attempt |
Searching Authentication Logs
Search Bar
The search bar at the top of the table performs a full text search across User ID, IP, and Message fields. Type a search term and press Enter to filter the results. Searches match the full value of a field or substrings up to 16 characters.
Date Range
The date range selector is always visible above the table, showing the currently active time window. The default range is Last 1w. Click the date range button to change the range. The selector supports both relative ranges (e.g., Last 2h, Last 1w) and absolute date/time ranges.

Timezone
Use the UTC/Local toggle on the date range selector to switch between UTC and your local timezone. This affects all timestamps displayed in the table. CSV exports are always in UTC.
Advanced Search
Click Advanced Search to filter authentication logs using any combination of the following fields. All multi-select fields accept multiple values.
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| IPs | Filter by the originating IP address |
| User IDs | Filter by user |
| Full Text Search | Search across User ID, IP, and Message for matching text |

Actions Menu
The gear icon above the table provides access to:
- Refresh - Refresh the table results
- Export - Download the current filtered results as a CSV file.
- Column Selector - Choose which columns are visible in the table.

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