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Read one machine's events.

The fleet Events page is every machine. This tab is the one you have open, with the same names and a search over the summary.

The range is last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or everything. A name that is not in the list still appears once this machine has recorded it.
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Open History › events

Open the machine, then history › events. Newest first. Accounts server shows the disk warning, the external-address change, and the hello from when it connected. The range defaults to the last 7 days. Severity and the summary search narrow what is already loaded. Read the event stream is the same records for the whole company.

Machine events tab listing disk_high, external_ip_changed and hello
Accounts server, last 7 days. Disk at 92%, then the address change, then hello.
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Filter to one event name

The event menu is the names this hub already knows, plus any other name this machine has recorded in the range. Pick disk_high and the hello and the address change drop out. Everything in the range menu is the full history the hub still keeps for this machine, capped at 500 rows — narrow the range if you hit that.

Machine events filtered to disk_high
Only disk_high. The other two rows are still stored; they are just hidden.

A sub-company user opens the same tab under history. What that login sees is Read events on one of your machines. Audit is not in their nav. A word in the summary is Search one machine's events. The range menu is Show one machine's events from the last day. Click a row for the raw record. Warnings only are Show only warnings on one machine. The fleet-wide name menu is Show only one kind of event. An address change on this tab is the same fact as See when the external address changed.