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Reports for Clientless Access

Hello,

I have been testing the use of clietless access VPN with a customer and we found that there's not info on the reports for this VPN.
We are using those bookmarks to give access through RDP to some servers. Alls the bookmarks works and the users are allowed to access the resources but we want to have more control over this remote access.

The only way to see info related to the clientless access is configuring a HTTP bookmark and it's not an option since we are using RDP.

I already marked all the checks at Log Settings tab.


Do I need to setup something else?



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  • Hello John,

    Thank you for contacting the Sophos Community!

    The reports should go under Reports >> VPN >> Show = Clientless Access

    IF you are not seeing anything there, make sure that Log Firewall traffic is enabled in the Firewall rule for this traffic. Make sure that "Exclude this user activity from data accounting" is not selected.

    Regards,

  • Hello Emmosophos,

    I did check the reports on the Clientless Access tab but theres nothing there.

    From what I see, Sophos is not showing those connections using bookmarks and RDP, not sure if it happens to the VNC or any other protocol in there.

  • Hello John

    Thank you for the follow-up!

    I would need to test in my lab and check.

    Regards,

  • Hello John,

    I am facing the same problem. Furthermore I am not able to see all current clientless access sessions in "Current activities"/"Remote Users". I already opened a support case for that behaviour. 

    This is what I did to get an overview via advanced shell:

    To get the amount of current Clientless HTML5 RDP sessions:

    pgrep vncfreerdp | wc -l

    To see which process belongs to which session:

    ps | grep vncfreerdp

    To see more details investigate clientless_access.log in /log.

    Due to very high CPU consumtion of these vncfreerdp processes and a lot of session-aborts (broken pipes), I am actually looking for alternative solutions for RDP via HTML5.

  • Hello André Kufner,

    Thank you for taking the time to reply on this matter.

    Also thanks for sharing this method to address the issue.
    I hope support can be able to fix this issue.

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