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I do have the auditing on but its over 200K entries under security. I tried filtering it using the domain\username but it wouldn't show anything.
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NewVillage, where about in the Admin Center would I find the logon report?
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When you pick the user, it shows at the bottom right (attached)<br />
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I need it from Monday, is that possible?
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One out-of-the-box way is to set the GPO &quot;Display information about previous logons during user logon&quot;.<br />
But, I think by default this isn't set.<br />
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Computer Configuration| Policies | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Windows Logon Options | Display information about previous logons during user logon = Enabled
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How can I easily find what time a user logged into their computer Monday morning from the server? I am using 2008R2
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How can I easily find what time a user logged into their computer Monday morning from the server? I am using 2008R2

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