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Merge pull request #109591 from SnehaGunda/PrivateLinks
Fixing Acrolinx issues
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articles/cosmos-db/audit-control-plane-logs.md

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After you turn on logging, use the following steps to track down operations for a specific account:
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1. Sign into [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com).
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1. Open the **Monitor** tab from the left hand navigation and then select the **Logs** pane. It opens a UI where you can easily run queries with that specific account in scope. Run the following query to view control plane logs:
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1. Open the **Monitor** tab from the left-hand navigation and then select the **Logs** pane. It opens a UI where you can easily run queries with that specific account in scope. Run the following query to view control plane logs:
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```kusto
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## Identify the identity associated to a specific operation
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If you want to debug further, you can identify a specific operation in the **Activity log** by using the Activity ID or by the timestamp of the operation. Timestamp is used for some Resource Manager clients where the activity ID is not explicitly passed. The Activity log gives details about the identity with which the operation was initiated. The following screenshot shows ho to use the activity ID and find the operations associated with it in the Activity log:
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If you want to debug further, you can identify a specific operation in the **Activity log** by using the Activity ID or by the timestamp of the operation. Timestamp is used for some Resource Manager clients where the activity ID is not explicitly passed. The Activity log gives details about the identity with which the operation was initiated. The following screenshot shows how to use the activity ID and find the operations associated with it in the Activity log:
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![Use the activity ID and find the operations](./media/audit-control-plane-logs/find-operations-with-activity-id.png)
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