File transfers
Every file uploaded to or downloaded from a server through WebFTP leaves a record here. Use this page to see which files were moved, who moved them, when, and how big each one was.
How to get here
Open the sidebar and go to Audit → Events → File transfers (or My events → File transfers if you’re a regular user).
What’s in the list
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Server | The server the transfer touched |
| Username | The OS account used for the transfer |
| Groupname | The OS group the account belongs to |
| Type | Upload or download |
| Object name | The file or directory name |
| Result | The outcome of the transfer |
| Size | The size of the transfer |
| Operator | The real-name owner of the transfer |
| Browser | The browser the operator used |
| Remote IP | The IP address the transfer came from |
| Date | When the transfer happened |
Click the expand icon on any row to see the full path of the file or directory on the server.
Who sees what
The page is open to all users, but the rows scope to your role.
Regular users see only the transfers they themselves performed. The sidebar label is My file transfers.
Administrators see every transfer across the workspace. The sidebar label is File transfers.
The narrowing is enforced server-side — direct URLs follow the same rule.
Common things you’d check here
- Data security — see who pulled sensitive files off a server, and when. Spot potential data exfiltration.
- Compliance — keep an audit trail of file movement for regulatory review.
- Operations — verify that a configuration file or release artifact actually landed on the right server.
- Personal check — confirm a file you uploaded earlier today made it through.