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I'm not aware of a tool that does this explicitly; however, you may be able to configure specific policies, such as User Configuration\Policies\Adm<wbr />inistrativ<wbr />e Templates\System\User Profiles\Limit Profile Size, and then write a script or even a scheduled task to alert you when this policy is invoked and/or processed.
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I'm not aware of a tool that does this explicitly; however, you may be able to configure specific policies, such as User Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\System\User Profiles\Limit Profile Size, and then write a script or even a scheduled task to alert you when this policy is invoked and/or processed.

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I did not receive a useful answer from other experts in reasonable time and will have to figure this out in more detail.
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I did not receive a useful answer from other experts in reasonable time and will have to figure this out in more detail.

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How can I increase logging for profile-related events? The idea would be to run an automatic script based on certain events such as 'profile size exceeded'.
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How can I increase logging for profile-related events? The idea would be to run an automatic script based on certain events such as 'profile size exceeded'.

Increase profile logging

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