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Auditing Character Sessions

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Last updated: 2025-04-18 10:58:51

Overview

When Ops personnel access resources through the BH, corresponding historical session records will be generated. Administrators can use the session audit feature to check for any non-compliant operations performed by the Ops personnel.
Note
A script session refers to a session generated when Ops personnel access Linux hosts via the SSH protocol.

Directions

1. Log in to the BH console.
2. In the left sidebar, choose Cloud Audit > Session Records.
3. On the Session Records page, click the Script recording tab.
4. On the Script recording page, click Details on the right of the corresponding session to open the Session Details page.


5. On the Session Details page, you can view the session's basic information, keyboard operations, clipboard operations, and file operation records.

6. On the Script recording page, click Replay on the right side of the corresponding session to replay the historical session in a new page, restoring the user's actual operations.


7. On the Historical Session Replay page, you can search for operation commands using the search box and locate the user's executed commands.

8. You can adjust the playback speed in the lower-left corner of the Historical Session Replay page.



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