What triggers AD "last AD logon"
We have users that have their accounts supposedly disabled once they leave the company, but checking their last logon in AD shows the date, days and weeks after they leave the company.
Does accessing your exchange email show as an AD logon?
Does access exchange email using smartphone show as AD logon?
thanks
Does accessing your exchange email show as an AD logon?
Does access exchange email using smartphone show as AD logon?
thanks
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Sumesh BNR
Most probably Yes because exchange uses AD to authenticate the user .But I am doubting how do access the mail if the users account is disabled.
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supposedly disabled or disabled or not?
I think the OP means the account is disabled but AD (where is this shown?) still shows logon dates occurring.
What attribute did you check? LastLogonTimeStamp or LastLogon.
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