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Is there a way to determine if an application/applications are querying the Manager attribute in AD ?<br />
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The domain is pretty big, it has over 10000 users and 10 2008 DCs at 2003 Domain FL
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Hi,

Is there a way to determine if an application/applications are querying the Manager attribute in AD ?

The domain is pretty big, it has over 10000 users and 10 2008 DCs at 2003 Domain FL

AD - Manager attribute queries?

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