Documentation forAccess Rights Manager

Graphical timeline analysis of events in the web client

ARM administrators can access a graphical timeline display of events in the web client. Administrators can use this display to analyze the events of all ARMmanagement activities and recorded Logga events. The timeline view includes zoom-in and zoom-out functionality. Additional filters and search capabilities allow the administrator to quickly find their targeted events.

Access the Timeline analysis screen

  1. Log in to the web client as an ARM administrator

  2. In the toolbar, click Analyze > Timeline.

    The Timeline analysis screen is displayed.

Timespan

By default, ARM displays a list of all events that occurred within the last two weeks. In the toolbar, click the timespan link (1) to change the analysis time span.

Log events graph

The Log events graph (2) displays the number of events that occurred each day. Click a column in the timeline to narrow the analysis time span.

Filters column

The Filters column (3) allows you to restrict the displayed events by category. Compared to the rich client event logbook, FS logga events also display in the screen when available. Click to remove all filters or to hide the panel.

In the Filter panel, click to hide the panel.

Search field

To locate a specific event, enter an event name in the Search field (4).

View the event details

View the event details for a specific timespan

In the Log events timeline, hover over a time span column to view additional event details—for example, how many events occurred during the selected time period (1).

Manage the filters

In the Filters toolbar, click to remove all filters (2) or to hide the panel (3).

Manage the screen display

Use the following tools in the toolbars to manage the screen display.

Click to return to the previous view (4).

Click to reset the timeline view to the default time span (5).

Click to hide the timeline (6).

Click Update to refresh the view with the latest database data (7).

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