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That's for AD/domain account. &nbsp;What about Windows local accounts.<br />
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To the Linux experts, do reply on Linux accounts, thanks
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That's for AD/domain account.  What about Windows local accounts.

To the Linux experts, do reply on Linux accounts, thanks

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It just says &quot;*** Logon information not available ***&quot;<br />
(even when issued using sudo or root)
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It just says "*** Logon information not available ***"
(even when issued using sudo or root)

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For our User accounts audit, audit requested for last logon / used<br />
date and time of disabled accounts (for both local &amp;&nbsp;domain accounts).<br />
<br />
We have mainly Windows 2008 R2 &amp;&nbsp;Linux (RHEL 5.x/6.x and Suse).<br />
<br />
Without enabling back the accounts, I can't get the last logon date/time<br />
of disabled accounts &nbsp;using Windows wmic and Linux &quot;last&quot; &amp;&nbsp;&quot;lastlog&quot;<br />
commands.<br />
<br />
Q1:<br />
Is there any other way to get this last logon information?<br />
<br />
Q2:<br />
For accounts that are used by services/apps like Oracle<br />
&amp;&nbsp;VMWare SA converter as well as Linux accounts that<br />
we 'sudo' only, I also can't get last logon/used info?<br />
Any way to get it?
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For our User accounts audit, audit requested for last logon / used
date and time of disabled accounts (for both local & domain accounts).

We have mainly Windows 2008 R2 & Linux (RHEL 5.x/6.x and Suse).

Without enabling back the accounts, I can't get the last logon date/time
of disabled accounts  using Windows wmic and Linux "last" & "lastlog"
commands.

Q1:
Is there any other way to get this last logon information?

Q2:
For accounts that are used by services/apps like Oracle
& VMWare SA converter as well as Linux accounts that
we 'sudo' only, I also can't get last logon/used info?
Any way to get it?

Last logon date/time of disabled Windows &amp; Linux accounts

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Last logon date/time of disabled Windows &amp; Linux accounts

Last logon date/time of disabled Windows & Linux accounts