# Event log

The Event log section serves as a record of events and actions that occur within an organization. It maintains a chronological sequence of events, capturing important information such as timestamps, descriptions, and relevant details about each event. By capturing and preserving a detailed account of events, it becomes a valuable resource for troubleshooting, analysis, and security purposes.

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**Where I can find it?**\
You can find Event logs menu on the several pages: ONU, OLT and SWITCH.

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**How it works?**\
Each event capturing and displaying in Event logs table. For example:\
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1\. Open information about ONU

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2. ONU information page is opened

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3. Event displays in the Event logs table

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