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title: "How to request execution of blocked commands"
slug: "pam-session-block-command-request"
updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:20Z
published: 2026-11-03T14:48:20Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/pam-session-block-command-request"
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# How to request execution of blocked commands

This document provides information about a step-by-step process on how to register a request when you need to use a blocked command.

          **Attention**

          

An approver must approve all the requests. The request won't be registered if the user with the approver role doesn’t exist. The platform will display an error message **“There are no registered approvers for this request.”**.

## Requirements

- Have a user with an approver’s role.

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## Register the request

1. On Segura™, in the navigation bar, hover over the **Products menu** and select **PAM Core**.
2. In the side menu, select **Access control** > **Audited commands** > **Command execution request**.
3. On the screen that opens, fill in the required fields:
  1. **Command**: command line to be used.
          **Attention**

          

Using the asterisks **(*)** to capture all possible commands, **won’t work** for this scenario. The commands must be written in full, including the table you want to use the command.
  2. **Device**: IP number or hostname of the device used.
  3. **Session type**: the type of session that the command will be used.
  4. **Justification**: the explanation of why the user needs to use this command.
  5. **Reason**: the reason why the user needs to use this command.
  6. **Governance Code**: ITSM software ID (opcional)
  7. **Start Access**: request start date and time.
  8. **Access end**: request expiration date and time.
          **Info**

          

If some mandatory fields haven’t been filled in, or filled with invalid values, the text box will turn **red**, indicating the error, and won’t be possible to save until the values are correct.
4. Click on **Save**.

After saving the platform will display a notice: **“You need approval to execute this command. A request has been sent to the approvers.”** To follow up on the request, access the **My execution request** screen.

          **Attention**

          

The approved command on the request can **be used only once**. Each time that the user needs to run e it, he must register the command request again.