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title: "Viewing Service Logs"
canonical: "https://docs.infoblox.com/space/BloxOneInfrastructure/117834629/Viewing%20Service%20Logs"
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The **GENERAL INFORMATION** > **LOGS** page displays the audit logs of events for the chosen service. You can also click the drop-down menu to view service logs.

## Logs

The **Audit or Service Logs** page shows the following information for each event:

- **Timestamp**: the UTC timestamp of the task performed by the user
- **User**: the name of the user account from which the task was performed
- **Source IP**: the IP address of the source that initiated the task
- **Resource Type**: the resource with which the performed task was associated  
For example, if a user performed a specific task on a NIOS-X server, this field would display the server’s name.
- **Action**: the action performed by a user  
For example, this field would display **Update** if a user updated the server’s configuration or** Delete** if a user deleted tags on a server.
- **Event Summary**: information about the action taken for the event  
Click **View Metadata** to view the following additional information for a specific event:
  - **Session Type**: the type of authentication used for the event’s session  
For example, this can be **bearer** (which is session-based) or **token** (which is token-based).
  - **Subject Role**: the role of the subject who generated this event
  - **Session ID**: the audit session ID associated with this login session
  - **App Identifier**: the application source associated with the audit session
  - **Full Request URI**: the full URI of the API request sent for this event
  - **API Request ID**: the API request ID of the audit event
  - **Resource ID**: the ID of the resource type
  - **HTTP Verb**: the operation performed on the event  
The most commonly used operations are **POST**,** GET**,** PUT**,** PATCH**,** **and** DELETE**.
  - **HTTP Response Code**: the HTTP status code that indicates whether the HTTP request associated with this event has been completed successfully  
For example, **200** indicates the request completed successfully.

You can also do the following:

- Click the **Sort by** menu, choose the column by which you want to sort the events, and then use the up and down arrows to sort the events in ascending or descending order.
- In the text box** Search**, enter the value you want to search on.

- Click **Display Last24H** to see the most recent 100 events.
- Click

 

to activate the filtering feature, and then click 

:Add_icon: 

to configure your filter. 

From the **Basic Columns **menu, choose a filter you want to add. For example, if you choose **Timestamp**, then use the calendar feature to select a timeline for which you want to filter the results. 

If necessary, perform one or more of the following functions:

To add another filter, click

  again. When you are done, click
  .
- To remove a filter, click
  .
  - To save a filter for future use, click
    and enter the filter’s name.
  - To find the saved filter, click

## Downloading Logs

To download a** **CSV audit log or service log, click **Download**. For audit logs**,** the downloaded file will be formatted as *audit-log-the timestamp in UTC format.csv* (example: *audit-log-10-10-2022, 10-30-59 PM UTC.csv*). For service logs, the downloaded file will be formatted as *service-log-the timestamp in UTC format.csv* (example: *service-log-10-10-2022, 10-30-59 PM UTC.csv*).