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Endpoint Sessions
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Quick Overview
The Endpoint Sessions page in zAccess provides real-time visibility into active user sessions across all enrolled endpoint devices.
Each session entry displays detailed telemetry, authentication status, device posture, applied policies, and session-level diagnostics.
This module is essential for administrators seeking to monitor access activity, verify policy enforcement, and troubleshoot connectivity or compliance issues.
How to Use This Feature in the UI
- Navigate to Endpoint Sessions:
Log in to the zAccess Director UI.
In the left-hand navigation panel, expand Endpoint Sessions. - Explore the Sessions Grid:
View a list of endpoint devices currently logged in through zAccess. Each row represents a unique session instance for a connected client. - Access Detailed Session View:
Click on any session entry to open a multi-tabbed detailed view. Tabs include:- Client: Device identity, hostname, logged-in user.
- Management Tunnel: Status of the management tunnel (e.g., active, dropped).
- Policy: Policy name currently applied and source (e.g., ruleset match).
- Operating System: OS type and version.
- System: System resource stats (CPU, RAM usage).
- Network: IP, gateway, SSID, MAC, and other interface info.
- Gateway: Associated gateway device and subnet.
- Firewall: Detected firewall status or conflicts.
- Antivirus: Installed AV software and real-time protection status.
- Filtering & Search:
Use the top-right search/filter bar to find devices based on MAC, IP, username, policy, or status.
Concepts & Use Cases
- Session Monitoring: Gain insight into who is connected, from where, and under what conditions.
- Policy Verification: Confirm whether users received the intended policy post-login.
- Troubleshooting: Investigate access issues such as failed policy application.
- Security Auditing: Track unauthorized attempts or posture failures.
- Operational Insights: Detect performance issues like high resource usage or network latency.
Troubleshooting & FAQs
- Why is a device not showing up in the Endpoint Sessions list?
- Ensure the zAccess client is installed and running. Verify network connectivity and check onboarding status in the Director UI.
- A policy is not applied to the endpoint—what should I check?
- Review the Ruleset tab to ensure conditions are satisfied. Confirm correct gateway assignment and group memberships (MAC/IP/SSID).
- How often is session information updated?
- Session data is refreshed on login and periodically thereafter. The interval is configurable.
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