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Is it possible to set up an email alert to notify the administrator when a user account is blocked in self service? We need to receive an alert when a user fails to answer the challenge questions correctly.

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Hello,

At the moment, it is not possible to send a notification right after a user is blocked, because you cannot create a rule that would be triggered after blocking a user.

As a workaround, we suggest creating a Scheduled Task that will email a report on all users blocked from Password Self-Service. To create such a task, you will need to use a PowerShell script.

To create such a task:

  1. Create new Scheduled Task.
  2. On the Object Type page, select the Show all object types checkbox.
  3. Select Domain-DNS. Click Next.
  4. Click Add Action.
  5. Select Run a program or PowerShell script.
  6. In the Script field, enter the 1st script from the following article in our Script Repository: http://www.adaxes.com/script-repository ... e-s207.htm.
  7. Modify script parameters as needed.
  8. Enter Short description. Click OK.
  9. Finish creating the Scheduled Task.
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We have the same requirement. Is it possible to at least log an event?

The script worked, but is there a way for it to only send the report if there are locked users?

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