This allows you to filter results down to specific time periods, internal or external IPs, users, etc. The ‘All’, ‘Permit’ and ‘Reject’ options can be enabled, which will limit the results further to these specific statuses.

When these more advanced filters have been set, you can see them listed beneath the activity graph.

Activities: This is the most granular set of logs, showing every request in the order it happened during the queried time period, limited to the query filters set by the user.

Unique activities: This is an alternative view of the Activities logs. In this view, you can see all of the unique activities, how many times each has happened, when it first occurred and when it last occurred within the queried time period. Some information is not shown here, like usernames, as this view is focused on the number of occurrences rather than the specific logs.

Searches: This is a view of all the requests seen by the filtering where an identifiable search query was found, again limited to the queried time period and query filters.

Unique searches: This is an alternative view of Search logs. In this view, you can see all of the unique searches which were performed, how many times each has happened, when it first occurred and when it last occurred within the queried time period. Some information is not shown here, like usernames, as this view is focused on the number of occurrences rather than the specific logs.