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Thanks, Americom<br />
Looks like I will need to have access to the Security log of the DCs. And then ask for GPO rights to my managed OUs<br />

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Thanks, Americom
Looks like I will need to have access to the Security log of the DCs. And then ask for GPO rights to my managed OUs


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Hello<br />
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I am administering an Ou within an Active Directory domain. I have been asked to audit user logons, password changes etc under my OU. At present I cannot view the Security Log in the Event Viewer of the Domain Controller (we have a DC at our branch office as well). <br />
What do I need to ask my Head Office to delegate to me so that I can view it and also what would I need so I can manage the audit policies of objects under my managed OU?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello

I am administering an Ou within an Active Directory domain. I have been asked to audit user logons, password changes etc under my OU. At present I cannot view the Security Log in the Event Viewer of the Domain Controller (we have a DC at our branch office as well). 
What do I need to ask my Head Office to delegate to me so that I can view it and also what would I need so I can manage the audit policies of objects under my managed OU?

Thanks

Delegating an OU for auditing

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