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take a look at this<br />
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<a href="http://www.manageengine.com/products/active-directory-audit/user-logon-audit-reports.html" rel="ugc">http://www.manageengine.com/products/active-directory-audit/user-logon-audit-reports.html</a>
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take a look at this

http://www.manageengine.com/products/active-directory-audit/user-logon-audit-reports.html [http://www.manageengine.com/products/active-directory-audit/user-logon-audit-reports.html]

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wow a free tool that might help me figure this out- awesome - thanks - will try it out and see if it gives me the information I am looking for.
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wow a free tool that might help me figure this out- awesome - thanks - will try it out and see if it gives me the information I am looking for.

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How are they accessing? &nbsp;RDP, VNC, Logmein, or physically?
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How are they accessing?  RDP, VNC, Logmein, or physically?

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I don't know for sure &nbsp;- not physically logging in - would have to be RDP or VNC &nbsp;- something like that probably.
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I don't know for sure  - not physically logging in - would have to be RDP or VNC  - something like that probably.

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When the RDP in the user account should not have administrator priviledges.<br />
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Also time to change the VNC password. If they need to VNC setup VNC with a read only password give them that one.
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When the RDP in the user account should not have administrator priviledges.

Also time to change the VNC password. If they need to VNC setup VNC with a read only password give them that one.

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I suspect a user might be playing around in Active Directory and wondering if there is a way to find out who has been logging on to the server? She had reset her password for the domain and I think she may have done that on her own without my permission - so want to see if she is indeed getting into the server somehow....is there a way to find out?
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I suspect a user might be playing around in Active Directory and wondering if there is a way to find out who has been logging on to the server? She had reset her password for the domain and I think she may have done that on her own without my permission - so want to see if she is indeed getting into the server somehow....is there a way to find out?

User Accessing Server 2008 R2

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