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Use EventComb against all DC's and enter username in text field for search
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Use EventComb against all DC's and enter username in text field for search

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anything beside auditing ??<br />
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Govvy, could you give more details? which eventComb were you referring to?
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anything beside auditing ??

Govvy, could you give more details? which eventComb were you referring to?

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thanks, so this still search for Event logs, any tool or vbs or batch file that does not use Event logs??
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thanks, so this still search for Event logs, any tool or vbs or batch file that does not use Event logs??

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is there any way to see who did update on user account in AD?
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is there any way to see who did update on user account in AD?

how to find out who did last update on user account in AD

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