Before you start
- Raff Guardian on the server, now or before. After an uninstall, the activity stays readable.
- To read:
vm.view. To export:vm.manage.
Read the activity
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Open Activity
Open the server under Virtual Machines, click Guardian, then Activity. The Overview’s Recent activity shows the newest 3 threads; All activity opens the full list.

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Read a thread
Each thread shows its headline, who asked (You, or nothing when Raff Guardian acted on its own) and when. An orange dot marks a warning, a red dot something critical.Click Show details to see every step oldest first, with its time, the reason and facts such as what it was before and after.
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Narrow it down
- Categories: All, Updates, Security, Licences, Power, Apps, Health, Settings, Install, Raff Guardian, Connection. Combine as many as you like.
- Search activity: words from the sentences, an address, a service name or a KB number, up to 100 characters.
- Show all activity: adds the detail entries, for example each Remote Desktop attack Raff Guardian saw and each install command made.
Export the activity
- In Activity, click Export.
- Pick the period: Last 30 days (default), Last 3 months, Last 12 months, or Custom dates (at most 13 months).
- Pick the format: CSV (“Opens in a spreadsheet.”) or JSON lines (“One entry per line, with its facts and details.”).
- Tick Include all activity to add the detail entries.
- Click Download.
raff-guardian-activity-<server id>-<from>-<to>.csv (or .jsonl).
See the raw reports
For the reports themselves, open the ⋯ menu on the Raff Guardian card and click Open full log. Guardian log lists every report from the server, newest first, with filters by kind and severity and a search.After an uninstall
On the Guardian tab, click See what Raff Guardian did before it was removed to open Past activity.Verify
A search or a category shows only matching threads, with the count at the bottom, for example “Showing 21 to 40 of 312”. An export downloads a file and shows “Raff Guardian activity downloaded”.Next steps
Activity
What is recorded and for how long.
Findings
What each finding means.