Login Logs

Overview

Login Logs provide a detailed record of every authentication attempt on the Wuliang AI Open Platform. By tracking both successful and failed login events, administrators and users can monitor account security, detect suspicious activity, and verify that only authorized individuals are accessing the platform.

Each log entry captures the login method, result, IP address, geographic location, and client information, giving you full visibility into who is accessing your account and from where.

Prerequisites

• You must be logged in to the Wuliang AI Open Platform console.

Viewing Login Logs

Step 1: Navigate to Login Logs

In the left sidebar, expand Security Audit and click Login Logs.

The login logs page loads with a paginated table displaying the most recent authentication events.

Step 2: Filter Logs

Use the filter bar above the table to narrow down results. The following filter criteria are available:

Filter	Description
Result	Filter by outcome: Success or Failed.
Login Type	Select the authentication method used (see supported types below).
Date Range	Specify a start and end date to limit results to a particular time window.

The table updates automatically when you change filter values.

Supported Login Types

Login Type	Description
Email Password	Authentication using an email address and password.
Phone Password	Authentication using a phone number and password.
Email SMS	Authentication using an email address and a one-time SMS verification code.
Phone SMS	Authentication using a phone number and a one-time SMS verification code.
Admin Password	Authentication by an administrator using a password.

Step 3: Browse the Log Table

The paginated table displays the following columns for each login event:

Column	Description
Username	The account identifier used to attempt login.
Login Type	The authentication method (e.g., Email Password, Phone SMS).
Result	Whether the login succeeded or failed.
IP Address	The originating IP address of the login request.
Location	The geographic location inferred from the IP address.
Time	The exact date and time of the login attempt.

Use the pagination controls at the bottom to navigate through multiple pages of results.

Step 4: View Log Details

Click on any row in the table to open the detail drawer on the right side of the screen.

The detail drawer contains the following information:

• Username - The account identifier used during the login attempt.
• Login Type - The authentication method employed.
• Result - Whether the attempt was successful or failed.
• Fail Reason - If the login failed, a descriptive reason is provided (e.g., incorrect password, account locked, expired verification code).
• IP Address - The originating IP address.
• Location - The geographic location derived from the IP address.
• User Agent - The browser or client application used for the login.
• Time - The precise date and time of the event.

Security Tips

Use login logs proactively to protect your account:

• Review failed logins regularly - Multiple failed attempts from unfamiliar IP addresses may indicate a brute-force attack.
• Check geographic locations - Login attempts from unexpected countries or regions warrant further investigation.
• Monitor login types - If you always use email password login but see SMS-based logins, verify whether those sessions were authorized.
• Act on suspicious activity - If you detect unauthorized access, change your password immediately and review your account settings.

Notes

• Read-Only: Login logs cannot be edited or deleted. They serve as a permanent record of authentication activity.
• Real-Time Updates: Login events appear in the logs within seconds of occurrence.
• Time Zone: All timestamps are displayed in the time zone configured for your account.
• IP Location Accuracy: Geographic locations are approximate and derived from IP geolocation databases. Accuracy may vary.

Related Documentation

• Audit Logs - Track all critical platform operations beyond login events.
• Login - Learn about the supported authentication methods.
• Change Password - Update your password if you suspect unauthorized access.