Enabling user login auditing

You can enable user login auditing for NexJ CRM. User login auditing records the name of the user who logged in, IP address of the machine used to log in, and time of the login. User login information is stored in the NexJ Audit database.

Note: By default, user login auditing is not enabled.
To enable user login auditing for NexJ CRM:
  1. In NexJ Studio, navigate to the Deployment layer and, in the Environments tab, open the environment in which to enable user login auditing.
  2. In the Source, in the <Environment> tag, add the authAudit="true" attribute, as shown in the following example: 
    <Environment ... authAudit="true">
  3. Click the Save button to save your changes to the environment.
User login auditing is enabled for your deployment. When you deploy your application, details about NexJ CRM user logins are stored in the LGAuthenticationAuditLog table of the NexJ Audit database.
If your NexJ application is currently running, you must redeploy it for changes to take effect.