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Query user log

1. Login from Academic Information System

  1. Enter your AIS password.
    • {{wiki:notice.png}} If you forgot your AIS password, please click “Forgot your password?” below “login” on the page of AIS system for help.


  2. Select “Computer and Communication Center Services” first, and then “Division of Network Systems”.
  3. Click the URL “Division of Network Systems” on the right frame, and then your browser will be redirected to the service portal of Division of Network Systems

Failed to redirect to the service portal

  • If the error message like “cannot get checksum or expired…” appears, it means that the URL is expired due to over the valid period of 2 minutes after its generation. Please click the “Division of Network Systems” on the left menu (or login AIS again) to generate another valid URL.
  • If the error message like “IP mismatch…” appears, it means that your IP address connecting to the portal differs from that to the AIS. Please keep your IP address always the same while performing manipulation.

Succeed in redirecting to the service portal

  • If like the below window shows, it means that you successfully connect to the service portal of Division of Network Systems (the URL is like https://ua.net.nthu.edu.tw/portal/...)

2. Select account record

  1. Select “Mailbox Service” according to which kind of mailbox you own, and then “Query user log”
  2. Select “Log type”

Account management records

  1. In “Log type,” select “Account management” and click on “Apply.”
  2. Account management logs appear in chronological order, such as: the time and IP address during account creation and password change.

Failed login records

  1. In “Log type,” select “Failed login,” “Log date,” and then click on “Apply.”
  2. Logs of failed logins that day will appear, including the time, connection service, source IP address, and country.
  3. “Previous day” or “Next day” can be used to change the log date.

Successful login records

  1. In “Log type,” select “Successful login,” “Log date,” and then click on “Apply.”
  2. Logs of successful logins that day will appear, including the time, connection service, source IP address, and country.
  3. “Previous day” or “Next day” can be used to change the log date.

SMTP mail log

  1. In “Log type,” select “SMTP mail log”, select “Log date,” and the click on “Apply.”
  2. SMTP mail logs that day will appear, including time, source IP address, sender, relay server, status, recipient, and response.
  3. “Previous day” or “Next day” can be used to change the log date.