Question
How to customize storage of login user details
By default, Pega application stores the information about the user login in to PR_OPERATOR table. But it is over writing the previous login entry.
Ex: today i logged in into application 4 times. But i can see only last sign on value is latest and last sing in time.
i want to see all the 4 times login details in the table or logs.
Any suggestions ?
No Shankar. The link is for understanding about authentication policies.
But what i'm looking for is different.
if i logged in into application 3 times today.
As of now pega saving the operator the records are saving in PR_OPERATOR table as shown below | I wanted to get the details like below.
operator lastsignon | operator lastsignon
chenna 03-11-2105 3.00PM IST | chenna 03-11-2105 3.00PM IST
chenna 03-11-2015 2.00PM IST
chenna 03-11-2015 1.00PM IST
Under the same article that Gowri pointed to, did you try updating "Audit Log Level" to 'Advanced' ?
Accepted Solution
Hi Chenna,
May be the below information would help from that PDN link.
Audit log level
The audit log records login attempts. You can choose the following options:
- None – No log entry is added
- Basic – Record failed login attempts only
- Advanced – Record failed and successful login attempts
For each logged event, the log captures the following information:
- Create Date/Time – The time of the attempt
- Remote IP Address – The IP address of the system from which the attempt was made
- Remote Host – The name of the computer involved
- User Name – The operator ID used in the login attempt
- Message – The status message returned during authentication of the login
- Browser (User-Agent) – HTTP Request Header "User-Agent"
- Referrer – HTTP Request Header "User-Agent"
- Via – Records proxies through which the request was sent
Here you can check for the AdvancedAudit log level. Find out the implementation and do your customization.
Would that be of any help?.
Thanks,
Gowrishankar.
Hi Chenna,
I believe this PDN link would help you https://pdn.pega.com/security/how-to-configure-login-security-and-password-policies-0
Please share your thoughts.
Thanks,
Gowrishankar.