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Are you looking for example to track authentications?
Or track failed authentications?
Both
I MUST be able to provide Audit/Security a list of EVERY successful and failed attempt to logon to the server. I must be able to supply:
Userid used
Success or Failure
Date/Time
The data must be available real-time.
Hi Dan,
Yes, I am looking to track successful and failed authentications. Based from the fields provided in the web form and the access to the server, I should be able to get the username and record the authentication either a failed or a successful one in a separate database.
Example:
Username: Test User1
Password: passxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrd
Test User1 logs in with the following credentials, then,
When a failed login occurs, the message: "Error login for Test User1, username and password does not match" or "Error login for Test User1, username does not exist" and this will be recorded in let say "AuthenticationLogs.nsf" or could be another view in "logs.nsf".
For successful login, the message: "Successful login for Test User1" and will be recorded in the same "AuthenticationLogs.nsf" or could be another view in "logs.nsf".
Thank you.
can you provide the exact use case behind this capturing?
maybe this makes it easier for Thomas to figure out into which type of feature this could map.
Are you looking for example to track authentications?
Or track failed authentications?
This is the kind of informaiton product managment need to understand your requirement and map it to something other customers might need as well.
domcfg and the login dialog are special and don't work in the same way other forms work.
It has more tight integration into the HTTP task in the back-end.
[ Daniel Nashed / HCL Lifetime Ambassador ]
Hi Thomas,
Yes, I am trying to capture the login events from the custom login form. Thanks.