WebADM Monitoring Console
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WebADM Monitoring Console
Le mode Console de surveillance WebADM gives administrators a centralized, real-time view of their WebADM environment, including authentication activity, platform health, connector availability, logs, alerts, licenses, and service metrics. It helps teams quickly understand system status, detect issues, and monitor overall infrastructure performance from a single dashboard .
Console de surveillance WebADM
Centralized real-time monitoring for WebADM
Live Authentication Activity
Track login activity across integrated systems and visualize authentication flows as they happen. The console helps administrators understand where authentication requests are coming from and how they are processed across the WebADM environment.
Licence Visibility
View current usage against license capacity for WebADM products such as OpenOTP and SpanKey, helping administrators keep track of product consumption from the monitoring interface.
Logs and Alerts
Display recent authentication events and active platform alerts directly inside the console. Administrators can review event details such as timestamp, status, application, user, client, server, source IP, and target.
Système Statistics
Access operational counters for platform activity, including certificates, e-signatures, e-seals, mobile push notifications, SMS activity, user badging, AI reports, and related WebADM services.
Connector Status Surveillance
Monitor the status of configured backends and connectors, including Session Servers, LDAP directories, SQL databases, SMTP, PKI, and Proxy connectors. Status indicators make it easier to identify unavailable or degraded components.
Service Metrics
Follow latency and throughput statistics for OpenOTP, SpanKey, LDAP, and SQL backends to better understand service performance and backend responsiveness.
Start Monitoring Your WebADM Environment in Real Time
Use the WebADM Monitoring Console to centralize visibility across authentication activity, system health, connectors, logs, alerts, licenses, and service metrics.
Secure Access by Design
The Monitoring Console is disabled by default and must be explicitly enabled by configuring console access tokens in the WebADM configuration file.
When accessed directly, the console requires an authentication token before connecting to the monitoring stream.
Administrators should treat console tokens as sensitive secrets, rotate them periodically, and restrict /console/* access to trusted management networks only.
Key Questions Answered
What is the WebADM Monitoring Console?
Which WebADM version includes the Monitoring Console?
Is the Monitoring Console enabled by default?
What services can be monitored?
Can the console show geographic login activity?
Do I need to be logged in to WebADM to access the Monitoring Console?
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