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  • v5

    • Account Reports

    Enterprise Edition

    Audit reports require JumpServer Enterprise Edition. Raw session and log evidence remains available according to your deployment configuration.

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    Account Reports summarizes managed accounts and the automation that maintains them. Use it to review account inventory and connectivity, password-change activity, and the outcome of push, discovery, backup, risk-detection, and secret-change tasks.

    Open the page from Audits > Report > Account Reports.

    Report types

    • Account statistics report — inventory and connectivity, creation sources, password change trends, and rankings by asset account count.
    • Account automation report — risky accounts, automation task execution trends, and account secret change results.

    Prerequisites

    • A valid enterprise license. Without a license, the Report area is not available.
    • An audit role with the rbac.view_accountstatisticsreport or rbac.view_accountautomationreport permission.

    Read the account statistics report

    1

    Select Account statistics report in the left panel.

    2

    Choose Today, Last 7 days, or Last 30 days.

    3

    Review the overview counters: total, active, connectable, switch from, reset secret, and account templates.

    4

    Read the creation source, connectivity status, and password change trend charts, then check the ranking tables.

    Figure 1: Account statistics report with overview counters, creation source, connectivity, and password change trends.

    Read the account automation report

    Select Account automation report to see the outcome of automation rather than inventory. The overview counts push accounts, risk detection, account backup, discover accounts, and change secrets tasks. The Risky account section lists risky account categories and counts, Task execution trends shows automation activity over time, and Account secret change success/failure shows the result distribution.

    Field reference

    ReportMetric or chartDescription
    Account statisticsTotalTotal accounts in the organization.
    Account statisticsActiveAccounts that are enabled.
    Account statisticsConnectableAccounts whose credentials passed a connectivity check.
    Account statisticsSwitch fromAccounts marked as switch-from accounts.
    Account statisticsReset secretAccounts whose secret was changed in the range.
    Account statisticsAccount templatesAccounts created from an account template.
    Account statisticsAccount creation source distributionHow accounts were created.
    Account statisticsAccount connectivity status distributionConnectivity check results.
    Account statisticsAccount password change trendsSecret changes over time.
    Account statisticsRanking by number of asset accountsAssets with the most accounts.
    Account statisticsAccount and password change rankingAccount versions ranked by password changes.
    Account automationPush / Risk detection / Backup / Discover / Change secretsTask counts for each automation category.
    Account automationRisky accountRisk categories and counts.
    Account automationTask execution trendsAutomation task runs over time.
    Account automationAccount secret change success/failureSuccessful and failed secret changes.

    Notes

    Note

    Customize controls which charts and tables the report displays. For record-level action, open Account Activities or Change Secrets.