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On Win7, there's an event ID 4800 that records when a user locks their computer on their own computer but is there a policy in AD 2008 that can be enabled to time stamp that ID as well?<br />
Thanks.<br />
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On Win7, there's an event ID 4800 that records when a user locks their computer on their own computer but is there a policy in AD 2008 that can be enabled to time stamp that ID as well?
Thanks.



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Not sure what you mean, when the Event is recorded/added it has a time stamp.<br />
You could use tools that aggregate event logs or use SNMP/WMI with evntwin and an SNMPTRAPD server to collect the traps generated based on configured events to SNMP maps.
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Not sure what you mean, when the Event is recorded/added it has a time stamp.
You could use tools that aggregate event logs or use SNMP/WMI with evntwin and an SNMPTRAPD server to collect the traps generated based on configured events to SNMP maps.

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What I meant was on the domain controller, it records every user logging on/off but not when a user locks his/her computer.
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What I meant was on the domain controller, it records every user logging on/off but not when a user locks his/her computer.

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How can I create an event on a users computer to log/record everytime they lock their computer on the domain with a time stamp? <br />

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How can I create an event on a users computer to log/record everytime they lock their computer on the domain with a time stamp? 


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