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Hi @Thanh,
Welcome to Zyxel community!
Since NSG-100 is Cloud Managed Security Gateway, you may go to Security Gateway > event log to check who has access to NSG-100 via console or Telnet/SSH.
You may select Auth option to filter the log and find the logs of logged in/out device.
The below example is the logs that I access device via console.
If user logged in from Telnet/SSH, you will also see the IP address the user came from.
Hope it helps.
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Thank you very much for this answer! but i cant see any, please help me!!
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Thank you so so much. This answer was very very useful to me.Zyxel_Melen said:Hi @Thanh,
Welcome to Zyxel community!
Since NSG-100 is Cloud Managed Security Gateway, you may go to Security Gateway > event log to check who has access to NSG-100 via console or Telnet/SSH.
You may select Auth option to filter the log and find the logs of logged in/out device.
The below example is the logs that I access device via console.
If user logged in from Telnet/SSH, you will also see the IP address the user came from.
Hope it helps.
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Hi @Thanh,
If you don't see the logs after you logged in, please wait for few minutes since Nebula is still getting the logs from your device.
Melen0
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