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I am trying to determine times a user logged into the domain and from what PC. I guess logs on the domain controller may list successful logon/logoff times, but would they only include the domain username, or would they also include any clues on the PC used to login to the domain? I don't currently have any access to a DC to see what information the logs include?
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I am trying to determine times a user logged into the domain and from what PC. I guess logs on the domain controller may list successful logon/logoff times, but would they only include the domain username, or would they also include any clues on the PC used to login to the domain? I don't currently have any access to a DC to see what information the logs include?

AD logs and PC/IP info

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