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    Track Active Directory Changes?

    Hi, not sure if this is even possible but figured if anyone knows it'll be you guys!

    I'm wondering if there is any way to track changes made to active directory, such as password changes, account creation/deletion etc.

    Cheers,

    Dom

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    Yer, it's called Event Viewer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt40k View Post
    Yer, it's called Event Viewer.
    You have to enable AD tracking in Event Viewer.

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    or if you are rolling in cash have a look at this:

    Active Directory Audit: Quest ChangeAuditor for Active Directory


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