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02-23-2018 12:58 PM
What would be happening that would cause a source user name to be different than the destination user in the traffic logs?
02-23-2018 01:20 PM - edited 02-23-2018 01:20 PM
Hello,
So it would be different depening on what the user-id agents saw as the last logon to the destination IP.
For example, user A access a server. In the logs it could show userA for the source IP but the last person to logon to that destination IP was AdministratorY. So it would look like Source User = UserA and destination User =AdministratorY.
Hope that makes sense.
02-23-2018 01:17 PM
In the situation where "Alice" pings "Bob". Alice is the source user, Bob is the destination user.
02-23-2018 01:20 PM - edited 02-23-2018 01:20 PM
Hello,
So it would be different depening on what the user-id agents saw as the last logon to the destination IP.
For example, user A access a server. In the logs it could show userA for the source IP but the last person to logon to that destination IP was AdministratorY. So it would look like Source User = UserA and destination User =AdministratorY.
Hope that makes sense.
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