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Thanks for the reply man, however it returns no message details attributes:<br />
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perhaps I must do that in the DC ?
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Thanks for the reply man, however it returns no message details attributes:

TimeCreated  : 31/05/2013 11:38:22 AM
ProviderName : Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing
Id           : 4738
Message      :


perhaps I must do that in the DC ?

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Hi People,<br />
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Does anyone know how to identify and look for the history or log entries for the changes on certain AD account attributes ?<br />
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For example, I would like to know which user has modified the account expiry dates.
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Hi People,

Does anyone know how to identify and look for the history or log entries for the changes on certain AD account attributes ?

For example, I would like to know which user has modified the account expiry dates.

Who made the changes on the AD account ?

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