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Hey there! :D<br />
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As I understand it, this is the actual 'computer system', and normally you see these entries when a service is doing something.<br />
All of your system services (by default) log on as the local 'system'.<br />
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I'll see if I can get you a link with some more infomation. :-)
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Hey there! :D

As I understand it, this is the actual 'computer system', and normally you see these entries when a service is doing something.
All of your system services (by default) log on as the local 'system'.

I'll see if I can get you a link with some more infomation. :-)

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I would like to know about the NT Authority\System account. Because sometimes on the server I can see on the field &quot;&nbsp;Last Logged on By&quot; &nbsp;the NT Authority\System <br />
and just below it MydomainName\Administrator<wbr />. <br />
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I don't understand how does this happen?<br />
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Any Idea?<br />
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Thanks
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I would like to know about the NT Authority\System account. Because sometimes on the server I can see on the field " Last Logged on By"  the NT Authority\System 
and just below it MydomainName\Administrator. 

I don't understand how does this happen?

Any Idea?

Thanks

NT Authority\System

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