Doruk Posted July 10 Posted July 10 Hello, I've been using old and new Titan. It has great services as media server, VPN, WebDAV etc. However without being able to track security logs it means very little. I can't even defend against an intruder brute force password attempts. First we need clear UI and separate (not obfuscated by low level modem logs) security logs which should include: Access logs of (failed/successful) attempts Current online/offline users for a specific application, last active and login date (linking to logs) Ability to ban specific IPs from services Ability to lock down an account after n failed attempts Above logs should be downloadable CSV and/or TXT (Optional) actions taken while online (Optional) a simple rule engine which will allow to block IP/user after n failed attempts Quote
0 Eug Family Posted July 11 Posted July 11 Very funny and joking message. You write like this, you make such demands on developers. For 6 years now they have not been able to make a customizable level of logs (critical, important, errors, etc.), which is even in XXX-LINKs. Moreover, you have 1-2 devices, and some have dozens of them, and it is very difficult to work without logs. Quote
0 eralde Posted July 11 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 7:04 AM, Doruk said: However without being able to track security logs it means very little. I can't even defend against an intruder brute force password attempts. Hello @Doruk The brute-force protection was implemented a while ago. It is enabled by default. Please check the docs for the ip http lockout-policy command: Spoiler There are also ip http log ... commands that control logging of such attempts. I understand that those do not give you the level of control you're talking about. However, the upcoming 5.2 firmware will contain a much more user-friendly mechanism to control existing auth sessions. The logging of auth events will also be improved. I would say that this covers a few points from your original message. The security log is a separate feature that will be implemented, but I can't give you a timeline for it right now. Quote
0 Eug Family Posted July 11 Posted July 11 (edited) 5 minutes ago, eralde said: I understand that those do not give you the level of control you're talking about. I think he wants everything he mentioned in a web interface without a console. PS.However, taking this opportunity, I would like to ask if there will be any more implementations of corporate features for users with a large number of devices. Perhaps there will be a section on the forum for consultations among users of 50-100+ devices? Edited July 11 by Eug Family Quote
0 eralde Posted July 11 Posted July 11 21 minutes ago, Eug Family said: PS.However, taking this opportunity, I would like to ask if there will be any more implementations of corporate features for users with a large number of devices. Perhaps there will be a section on the forum for consultations among users of 50-100+ devices? This is a very broad question. A short answer would be: Keenetic RMM is the best option for users who own lots of our devices at the moment. You can describe the features you're looking for in the dedicated subforum for RMM. Please refrain from going off-topic in this thread. Quote
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Doruk
Hello,
I've been using old and new Titan. It has great services as media server, VPN, WebDAV etc.
However without being able to track security logs it means very little.
I can't even defend against an intruder brute force password attempts.
First we need clear UI and separate (not obfuscated by low level modem logs) security logs which should include:
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