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The Recently Blocked Tunnels screen contains the following columns:
Column Description
User The user who attempted to initiate a tunnel.
Target The host name or IP address of the system (within your network) where the tunnel
was to emerge.
Proto The protocol (TCP or UDP) which the blocked tunnel was to support.
Port The port in the target system to which the blocked tunnel was directed.
Count The number of times within the last 72 hours that this tunnel request was blocked.
Last Attempt The time in ISO 8601 format that the last attempt to initiate this tunnel was made.
Action Click to add the tunnel definition to the list of Permitted Tunnels.
Table 4.3 Recently Blocked Tunnels
Note: If there are no blocked user logins within the last 72 hours, then No recently blocked
tunnels appears in the table.
Blocked Logins
Blocked user login attempts display in rows in the Recently Blocked Login Attempts table.
Figure 4.4 Recently Blocked Login Attempts
The Recently Blocked Login Attempts screen contains the following columns:
Column Description
User The user who attempted to login to the vCAS.
Count The number of times, within the last 72 hours, that this user's login attempts have
been blocked.
Last Attempt The time in ISO 8601 format that the user attempted to login to the vCAS.
Action Click to add the user to the list of Permitted Shell Logins.
Table 4.4 Recently Blocked Login Attempts
Note: If there are no blocked user logins within the last 72 hours, then No recently denied user
logins appears in the table.
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