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How can I find all Access log entries for a specific user on this page?

Last updated on Aug 27, 2026

Short Answer: Open 'Access logs' and use your browser's find Ctrl+F / Cmd+F to search the 'User' name; then review Date, Action, IP address and Location for matches.

PreRequisites

  1. Open 'Settings' > 'Security' > 'Access logs'

Steps

  1. Open the 'Access logs' tab under 'Security'.
    The table of recent events is visible.

  2. Press Ctrl+F Windows or Cmd+F Mac and enter the user's display name for example 'John Doe'.
    Browser highlights any matches on the page.

  3. Scroll to each highlighted match to inspect its 'Date', 'Action', 'IP address' and 'Location'.
    You can review the full context for each matching event row.

  4. If you need to keep a record, take screenshots or copy the relevant rows for your security report.
    You have saved evidence for any follow-up.

Troubleshooting

  1. Search does not return any rows for the user.
    LikelyCause: The user has no recent events on this page or their display name is different.
    Action: Try alternate spellings or account identifiers; confirm the user attempted sign-in during the expected timeframe.

  2. Table is long and browser find is slow.
    LikelyCause: Large number of entries rendered on the page.
    Action: Use more specific search terms full name or unique part of the name to narrow results.

Note: There is no visible search box on the page; use your browser find to locate users quickly.