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For a complete domain scan you can try <a href="http://www.auditactivedirectory.com/" rel="ugc">Active Directory Auditor</a> tool it will add domain or multiple domain as well with this you can able to track each and every changes that has been made <br />
It gives you crucial info like logon failure, password change attempt, any creation/deletion/modifica<wbr />tion in your domain <br />
Along with this you can take back up on regular basis and rollback the changes according o your need <br />
Hope it helps you, Keep updating us !
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Active directory auditor is not a free tool though.
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I would check out the NetWrix tools - they have free versions of many of them.
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I checked out a couple tools and the cjw tool did simply and exactly what I needed, for free. Thanks for all comments
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hi Everyone,<br />
any suggestions on how to easily scan the domain [2003 and 2008 domain] to find out what accounts are running what services? Need a security audit that includes any sensitive accounts.
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hi Everyone,
any suggestions on how to easily scan the domain [2003 and 2008 domain] to find out what accounts are running what services? Need a security audit that includes any sensitive accounts.

For a complete domain scan you can try Active Directory Auditor (http://www.auditactivedirectory.com/) tool it will add domain or multiple domain as well with this you can able to track each and every changes that has been made 
It gives you crucial info like logon failure, password change attempt, any creation/deletion/modification in your domain 
Along with this you can take back up on regular basis and rollback the changes according o your need 
Hope it helps you, Keep updating us !

Active directory auditor is not a free tool though.

I would check out the NetWrix tools - they have free versions of many of them.

I checked out a couple tools and the cjw tool did simply and exactly what I needed, for free. Thanks for all comments

need a security audit of windows users that have admin

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