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  • v5

    • Asset Sessions

    Asset Sessions records every connection that users make to assets through JumpServer. Auditors use it to confirm who connected to which asset, with which account and protocol, and when, and to close a live connection when it is no longer needed.

    Open the page from Audits > Sessions > Asset Sessions.

    Overview

    The page has two tabs:

    • Online sessions lists connections that are still open. You can terminate selected sessions.
    • Historical sessions lists connections that have ended. Historical rows can be replayed and their recordings downloaded when recording storage is configured.

    Both tabs share the toolbar: search, date range, column settings, refresh, and export. Click the row number to open the session detail, which includes tabs for basic information, commands, collaboration records, and file transfers.

    Prerequisites

    • Sign in with an account that has the terminal.view_session permission, such as a system administrator or auditor.
    • At least one user must have connected to an asset.
    • Session recording storage must be configured before replay or download is available.

    Terminate online sessions

    1
    Open the Online sessions tab.
    2
    Select one or more sessions.
    3
    Click More actions and choose Terminate selected sessions.
    4
    Confirm the operation.

    Figure 1: Online sessions tab with search, date range, and session columns.

    Warning

    Terminating a session disconnects the user immediately. Make sure the connection is no longer needed before you confirm.

    Review historical sessions

    1
    Open the Historical sessions tab.
    2
    Narrow the list with the date range or the search box.
    3

    Click the row number, a username, or the target to open the session detail and review commands and file transfers.

    4

    Use the replay action to play the recording, or download the recording for offline review.

    Download recordings in batch

    New in v5.1.0

    You can download several session recordings at the same time instead of downloading them one by one. Recording storage must be configured before the download actions are available, as with single-session downloads.

    1
    Open the Historical sessions tab.
    2
    Select two or more sessions whose recordings you want to keep.
    3

    Use the download action to download the selected recordings as a batch.

    Figure 3: Historical sessions

    Customize columns and export

    Open List preferences from the column settings icon, select the extra columns you need, and click Confirm. Restore defaults returns to the standard column set. Extra columns include the remote address, duration, replay availability, login source, and session lock state.

    Figure 2: List preferences for the session list.

    Click Export, choose CSV or Excel, then select Export all, Export selected, or Export search results, and click Confirm.

    Field reference

    FieldDescription
    No.Row number. Click it to open the session detail.
    UserUser who opened the session.
    TargetAsset or target of the connection.
    AccountAccount used to sign in to the asset.
    ProtocolProtocol of the session, for example SSH, RDP, or VNC.
    Start dateWhen the session started.
    ActionsRow actions, such as replay, download, or terminate.
    Remote addressOptional. Source address of the client.
    DurationOptional. Time between session start and end.
    ReplayOptional. Whether a recording is available.
    Login sourceOptional. Entry point used to start the session.

    Version history

    VersionChange
    v5.1.0Added batch download for historical session recordings.