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  • v5

    • Password Change Logs

    Password Change Logs records changes to JumpServer platform user passwords. Use it to confirm that a password reset was expected and to identify which administrator or system action changed an account.

    Open the page from Audits > Activities > Password Change Logs. The page header reads User password change log.

    Overview

    Each row shows the affected user, the modifier, the remote address, and the date. The modifier can be the user, another administrator, or System for changes made by an automated process.

    The toolbar provides search, a date range, column settings, export, and refresh.

    Prerequisites

    • Sign in with an account that has the audits.view_passwordchangelog permission, such as a system administrator or auditor.
    • A platform user password must have been changed by the user or by an administrator.

    Review password changes

    1

    Set the date range to the period you want to review.

    2

    Search for the affected user or the modifier.

    3

    Compare the User and Modifier columns to distinguish self-service changes from administrator resets.

    Figure 1: User password change log with user, modifier, remote address, and date.

    Customize columns and export

    Open List preferences, select the columns to display, and click Confirm. Available columns are ID, user, modifier, remote address, and date. Restore defaults resets the list.

    Figure 2: List preferences for password change logs.

    Click Export, choose CSV or Excel, select Export all, Export selected, or Export search results, and click Confirm.

    Field reference

    FieldDescription
    UserPlatform user whose password was changed.
    ModifierUser or system process that performed the change.
    Remote addressSource address of the operation.
    DateWhen the password was changed.
    IDOptional. Record identifier.

    Notes

    Note

    This page covers JumpServer login passwords only. Changes to asset account secrets are recorded in PAM under Account Activities and are managed through Change Secrets.