6. Audit Management

1) Block Management

Block management includes all blocked client IPs. The administrator can view block records and manage blocked client IPs. The block IP is generated because the client has performed a strict block rule operation and the audit policy has been turned on. Unless the client’s IP is released from block management, it cannot continue to operation the database.

Query

The query conditions for block records include five types: “Time Range”, “Protected Object”, “Server IP”, “Client IP”, and “Block Status”.

After selecting the corresponding query parameters, click the query button to complete the search and filtering of the block records.

Release

For blocked client IPs, you can select them and then click the release button to release the blocked client IP. This client IP can continue to operate the database. If the blocking rule is triggered again, it can still be blocked. The query conditions for block records include “Time Range”, “Protected Object”, “Server IP”, “Client IP”, “Block Status” five types.