Jump Item reports
What is Jump Item reporting?
Jump Item reporting logs all Jump Item events and provides detailed records, including access history, user activity, and associated session details. Reports can be customized using filters to meet specific needs.
How is Jump Item reporting useful?
Jump Item reporting helps administrators monitor and audit access to remote systems, ensuring accountability, enhancing security, and meeting compliance requirements.
How do I access the Jump Item page?
- Use a Chromium-based browser to sign in to your Remote Support URL.
This URL is provided in the BeyondTrust welcome email and includes your site URL followed by /login. - From the left menu, click Reports.
The Support page opens and displays by default. - At the top of the page, click Jump Item.
The Jump Item page displays.
Note
Make sure the View Reports permission is enabled in Jump > Jump Item Roles > Permissions. This option is enabled by default for all built-in administrators (the first admin account created on new site installs).
Note
A Jump Item Role called Auditor is automatically created on new site installations. On existing installations it has to be created. This role only has a single View Reports permission enabled, giving admins the option to grant a user just the permission to run Jump Item reports, without the need to grant any other permission.
How to generate a Jump Item report
Users can view the following events related to Jump Items on Jump Groups (Personal or Shared):
- Jump Item Created
- Jump Item Deleted
- Jump Item Copied From
- Jump Item Copied To
- Jump Item Moved From
- Jump Item Moved To
- Jump Item Session Started
The following information is included as part of the event:
- The time at which the event occurred.
- If the event was initiated by a user, the user's identifying information is associated to that event. This could be a user, API account, or system information. The data in this column is shown as a hyperlink for User and API Account generated events. When clicked, it links to that User or API Account edit page, assuming that the user or API account has appropriate permission to view the report.
- The event type.
- Jump Item Type, which is one of the supported Jump Item types, for example, Jump Client, Remote Jump, Remote RDP, etc.
- Name of the Jump Item. The data in this column is shown as a hyperlink. When clicked, the reporting view changes to show the events belonging to only that specific Jump Item. The title of the page also changes to All Jump Item Events for: .
- Name of the Jump Group. This is the source Jump Group for Jump Item Copied From and Jump Item Moved From events, and destination Jump Group for Jump Item Copied To andJump Item Moved To events.
- Any additional data that is specific to the logged event. This field can be used to store the destination Jump Group for the events related to Jump Items Copy and Move.
Reporting data is included in backups.
Note
By default, logs are saved for 90 days, although this limit can be modified in Days to Keep Jump Item Logging Information in Management > Security > Miscellaneous. For more information, please see Days to keep logging information.
Filters
You can find Jump Item events that match the following filters. You may use multiple filters, but only Jump Item events matching all the filters you enable are retrieved.
Date range
Select a start date for which to pull reporting data. Then select either the number of days for which to pull your report or an end date.
Jump Group
Filter sessions by Jump Items belonging to a certain Jump Group. If selected, the following options are available:
- Find all sessions started from Jump Items belonging to a specific Jump Group.
- Find all sessions started from personal Jump Items for a specific user.
- Find all sessions in your personal Jump Group.
Jump Item
Click on the search field to find all events involving a specific Jump Item.
Performed by
Click on the search field to find all events involving a specific user, API account, or the system.
Click Download Report or Show Report when done.
Updated 5 days ago