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Status Under Consideration
Workspace Domino
Categories Security
Created by Guest
Created on Jan 19, 2019

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Show account activity - which app. location and ip logged in to your Web or Notes account? Merged

When I login as a Dominouser I want to be able to see when and where my last logins was made, and from what client/app

Currently I have no control of my account. I have no idea if someone else managed to login to my account through web, smtp, ldap, imap, pop3 etc. (the same goes for the Notes ID file)

Have a look at gmail, they provide all login activities of what client , ip adress, approx location and time/date.

This information should be available to see by the logged in user and not something that is hidden for only administrators.

  • Guest
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    |     Jan 20, 2019

    Daniel Nashed:

    It might not be that easy to get it implemented for all protocols.
    And it will be difficult to have one place.

    But yes I fully agree! We had the request already for web login.
    Users want to see the failed and last login at login time after they login.

    I like the idea of a central page like the $preferences.nsf!

    When I really think about it, this would be local to one server only.

    Having a way to push login and failed attempts to a central place that aggregates them, would be easier to implement and would show information for all servers.

    It could be implemented similar to the new statistics publishing.

    Have a MQ to push the login/failed password information to a central thread in the server process and have that server process push the info to a central place.

    That would allow all type of security applications to use it.
    And we could have a Domino database that could be the consumer of the REST requests by default...

    See my blog post for details --> http://blog.nashcom.de/nashcomblog.nsf/dx/domino-10-statistic-collection.htm

    -- Daniel

  • Guest
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    |     Jan 19, 2019

    one idea is to make a page for users that applies to the whole server,  something similar to the  http://hostname/$Preferences.nsf?OpenPreferences 

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