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Active directory audit and changes report
Hi Expert,
Could you advise any free tool to track and report active directory changes and audit for Domain administrator ?
Could you advise any free tool to track and report active directory changes and audit for Domain administrator ?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814595
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The one I'm actually looking for is to log every changes made to active directory
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Hi Adeelq,
Which one you are referring 100 objects ?
Which one you are referring 100 objects ?
Both are same.
1st link is the explaination & from 2nd link you can directly download it...
1st link is the explaination & from 2nd link you can directly download it...
ASKER
Schedule to send report is not available after trial Period.
Could you advise any other open source ?
Could you advise any other open source ?
Scheduling comes in Professional edition, Lets see if someone else suggest Freeware with these features.
Best Wishes
Adeel
Best Wishes
Adeel
ASKER
How about any open source to send Windows events logs to specified email ?
Could you suggest?
Thanks
Could you suggest?
Thanks
Take a look at micrsoft's free tool log parser.
ASKER
Hi Experts,
How to track
Changes made to network configurations on server
Changes made to file/folder permissions
Changes made to user accounts
I'm actually trying to use windows build in logging features . Could you advise for above?
Thanks
How to track
Changes made to network configurations on server
Changes made to file/folder permissions
Changes made to user accounts
I'm actually trying to use windows build in logging features . Could you advise for above?
Thanks
To audit Audit AD objects use http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814595
For files and folders it is similar, you have to enable object access on the file server then enable auditing on the folders.
You should test out and get a feel for it too.
Thanks
Mike
For files and folders it is similar, you have to enable object access on the file server then enable auditing on the folders.
You should test out and get a feel for it too.
Thanks
Mike
ASKER
Hi Expert,
I've found solution myself for
Changes made to file/folder permissions
Changes made to user accounts
Could you advise how to audit changes made to network configuration ?
I've found solution myself for
Changes made to file/folder permissions
Changes made to user accounts
Could you advise how to audit changes made to network configuration ?
ASKER
Could you advise how to audit changes made to network configuration ?
Thanks
Thanks
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