Check successful and failed logins
To review sign-in attempts, open Admin console › Reports › Intrusion Detection. Pick a From Date and To Date, enter and validate your domain name and click Search. The report is queued; open History, then the report, to see the Successful Login and Un-Successful Login tabs, and print them.
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How to check successful and failed logins
Where: Admin console › Reports › Intrusion Detection
- Open Reports and click Intrusion Detection.
- Set From Date and To Date.
- Type your domain name in Domain and click the magnifier icon to validate it.
- Click Search, then click History.
- Open the report and switch between Successful Login and Un-Successful Login.
Options
| Option | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| From Date / To Date | The period to check. A future date is reset to today, and the end date cannot be before the start date. | today |
| Domain | Your domain name. Click the magnifier icon to validate it. | empty |
| Search | Queues the report. | |
| History | Opens List Of Previously Generated Intrusion Reports. Open one to read it, or delete it from the list. Close returns to the page. | |
| Successful Login / Un-Successful Login | The two tabs of an opened report. | |
| Print Report | Prints the tab you are on. |
Example
Rohit at acme.in sees complaints about locked accounts. Anita runs the report for the past week, opens the Un-Successful Login tab and finds many failed attempts on one mailbox from the same address. She resets that password and asks the server administrator to block the address.
Good to know
- The report is made in the background, so it may take a short while to show in History.
- You can only run it for your own domain, or domains a server administrator has allowed you to manage.
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Updated 2026-10-28