Action Report Command

Generate a report and/or take action on users in a particular status or that have not performed an action within in a given time period.

Action Report not logged users

This command/function helps to display a list of not logged users in a specified number of days.

DotNet CLI

Command: action-report --target no-logon --days-since 45

Parameter:

target or t - User status that you want to report <no-logon, no-update, locked, invited, no-recovery> .

days-since or d - Look back this many days for targeted action <NUMBER OF DAYS> .

Examples:

My Vault> action-report --target no-logon --days-since 45

DotNet SDK

Function:

public static async Task<ActionReportResult> RunActionReport(
            this EnterpriseData enterpriseData,
            IAuthentication auth,
            ActionReportOptions options,
            IRoleData roleData = null)

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperActionReport

Parameter:

-Target - User status that you want to report <no-logon, no-update, locked, invited, no-recovery> .

-DaysDince - Look back this many days for targeted action <NUMBER OF DAYS> .

Examples:

PS > Get-KeeperActionReport

Admin Action Taken:
        COMMAND: NONE (No action specified)
        STATUS: n/a
        SERVER MESSAGE: n/a
        AFFECTED: 0

Note: the following reflects data prior to any administrative action being applied
3 User(s) With "No-logon" Status Older Than 30 Day(s):

       User ID Email                         Name               Status Transfer Status   Node
       ------- -----                         ----               ------ ---------------   ----
10411693851111 [email protected]             User 1             Active Transfer accepted Node1
10411693851112 [email protected]             User 2             Active Transfer accepted Node1\Node2 
10411693851113 [email protected]             User 3             Active Transfer accepted Node1\Node3
 

Python CLI

Example:

Admin Action Taken:
        COMMAND: NONE (No action specified)
        STATUS: n/a
        SERVER MESSAGE: n/a
        AFFECTED: 0

Note: the following reflects data prior to any administrative action being applied
8 User(s) With "No-logon" Status Older Than 30 Day(s): 

         User ID  Email                                   Name              Status    Transfer Status    Node
----------------  --------------------------------------  ----------------  --------  -----------------  ---------------------------------------
1169425105420506  [email protected]                            Active    Transfer accepted  Metronlabs\test1
1169425105420717  [email protected]                               Active    Transfer accepted  Metronlabs

Python SDK

Function:

 def generate_report(self) -> List[ActionReportEntry]:
        target_users = self._get_target_users()
        
        report_entries: List[ActionReportEntry] = []
        
        for user in target_users:

Action Report Locked users

This command/function helps to Show a list of user accounts that have remained in a locked status for 60+ days within specified node.

DotNet CLI

Command: action-report --target locked --days-since 10 --node="sales"

Parameter:

target or t - User status that you want to report <no-logon, no-update, locked, invited, no-recovery> .

days-since or d - Look back this many days for targeted action <NUMBER OF DAYS> .

node - Give the specified name.

apply-action or a - The action you want to apply none,lock,delete,transfer .

Examples:

My Vault> action-report --target locked --days-since 10 --node="sales"

DotNet SDK

Function:

def generate_report(self) -> List[ActionReportEntry]:
        target_users = self._get_target_users()
        
        report_entries: List[ActionReportEntry] = []
        
        for user in target_users:

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperActionReport

Parameter:

-Target - User status that you want to report <no-logon, no-update, locked, invited, no-recovery> .

-DaysSince - Look back this many days for targeted action <NUMBER OF DAYS> .

-Node - Give the specified name.

-ApplyAction - The action you want to apply none,lock,delete,transfer .

Examples:

PS >  Get-KeeperActionReport -Target no-logon -DaysSince 30 -Node "Node1"

Admin Action Taken:
        COMMAND: NONE (No action specified)
        STATUS: n/a
        SERVER MESSAGE: n/a
        AFFECTED: 0

Note: the following reflects data prior to any administrative action being applied
2 User(s) With "No-logon" Status Older Than 30 Day(s) in Node "Node1":

       User ID Email                   Name          Status Transfer Status   Node
       ------- -----                   ----          ------ ---------------   ----
10411693850000 [email protected]       user1         Active Transfer accepted Node\Node1      
10411693850001 [email protected]       user2         Active Transfer accepted Node\Node1\Node2

Python CLI

Example:

Admin Action Taken:
        COMMAND: NONE (No action specified)
        STATUS: n/a
        SERVER MESSAGE: n/a
        AFFECTED: 0

Note: the following reflects data prior to any administrative action being applied
0 User(s) With "Locked" Status Older Than 90 Day(s): 
 
       User ID  Email                      Name    Status    Transfer Status    Node
--------------  -------------------------  ------  --------  -----------------  ---------------
70411693850646  [email protected]  Sharad  Locked    Transfer accepted  Keeper Security

Python SDK

Function:

def generate_aging_report(
def generate_report(self) -> List[ActionReportEntry]:
        target_users = self._get_target_users()
        
        report_entries: List[ActionReportEntry] = []
        
        for user in target_users:

Action Report with specified columns

This command/function helps to Show a list of users that haven't logged and we can specify the report columns here.

DotNet CLI

Command: action-report -t no-logon --columns= node, name, user_id, email, status, transfer_status

Parameter:

columns - We can add these columns into the report node, name, user_id, email, status, transfer_status .

Examples:

My Vault> action-report -t no-update  --columns=node,name,user_id,email,status,transfer_status -d 10             

DotNet SDK

Function:

public static async Task<ActionReportResult> RunActionReport(
            this EnterpriseData enterpriseData,
            IAuthentication auth,
            ActionReportOptions options,
            IRoleData roleData = null)

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperActionReport

Parameter:

-Columns - We can add these columns into the report node, name, user_id, email, status, transfer_status .

Examples:

PS >  Get-KeeperActionReport -Target no-logon -Columns "name,status,transfer_status,2fa_enabled"

Admin Action Taken:
        COMMAND: NONE (No action specified)
        STATUS: n/a
        SERVER MESSAGE: n/a
        AFFECTED: 0

Note: the following reflects data prior to any administrative action being applied
3 User(s) With "No-logon" Status Older Than 30 Day(s):

Email                         Name               Status Transfer Status   2FA Enabled
-----                         ----               ------ ---------------   -----------
[email protected]             user1              Active Transfer accepted False
[email protected]           user2              Active Transfer accepted False
[email protected]             user3              Active Transfer accepted False

Python CLI

Example:

My Vault> action-report --target no-logon --columns "name, status, transfer_status"

Admin Action Taken:
        COMMAND: NONE (No action specified)
        STATUS: n/a
        SERVER MESSAGE: n/a
        AFFECTED: 0

Note: the following reflects data prior to any administrative action being applied
14 User(s) With "No-logon" Status Older Than 30 Day(s): 

       User ID  Name                 Status    Transfer Status
--------------  -------------------  --------  -----------------
70411693850753  A Test               Active    Transfer accepted
70411693853038  Testing              Active    Not accepted

Python SDK

Function:

def generate_report(self) -> List[ActionReportEntry]:
        target_users = self._get_target_users()
        
        report_entries: List[ActionReportEntry] = []
        
        for user in target_users: