User Activity

On appliance AMMs only (i.e. not hosted AMMs), the User Activity panel provides the following information about user activities:

The date and time of the activity.

The user who performed the activity (user ID).

The host address.

The node/group ID.

The action performed.

Activity can be filtered by text and time and date. Use the drop-down menu to select a time period: All, Last Hours (default), Previous Days, Previous Months and Range.

DNS Servers

The AMM can update a configured name server with the address of the currently active WAN link for a gateway. When a change of active link is reported to the AMM, the name server is updated with the address of the new active link. Before assigning a DNS server to the gateways, it must first be created.

Note: this feature is only available for MG devices.

Adding a new DNS server:

1. Click on Add to open the Add or Edit DNS Server panel.
2. Enter the following information:
   Server name^*: enter the name of the DNS server.
   Lifetime^*: represents the amount of time that a DNS record for a certain host remains in the cache memory of a DNS server after the DNS server has located the host’s matching IP address. The default is 300 seconds. By specifying this setting for a particular domain’s DNS records, webmasters define the frequency of website content updates. A higher value allows for faster domain resolution times. The value can be set to several hours if no changes to the domain’s DNS records are planned for the specified amount of time. When changes are required, decrease the outdated website data.
   IP address^*: enter the IP Address or qualified name of the DNS Server to which DNS updates are sent when a Gateway’s IP Address changes.
   Domain^*: enter the domain of the name service of the DNS Server to update.
   
   
3. Click on Save to save the new DNS server.

It is possible to define multiple server names with the same IP Address/hostname but with different domain names.

Deleting a new DNS server:

To delete a DNS server, select it from the main DNS Server panel and click on Delete . Alternatively, click on Delete from the editing panel.

Note: a DNS server cannot be deleted if there are gateways associated with it.

^* denotes a required field

Debug

Debug is an administrative panel showing all of the actions which were performed on a gateway. The output can be used when contacting Support to diagnose issues.