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Thanks for the solution :) Will :)
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Is there any other way that I can find if central location (logging server) exists in my environment. We have 40 + DC as of now....
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Is there any other way that I can find if central location (logging server) exists in my environment. We have 40 + DC as of now....

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You can use Event Log Subscriptions. This is something that was introduced in Server 2008. <br />
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Will.
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You can use Event Log Subscriptions. This is something that was introduced in Server 2008.

Will.

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Hi Team,<br />
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I am trying to get a report on how many AD users account are deleted, When it was deleted, Last Known OU, Who deleted..<br />
Name etc. I want only user object and Deleted= true. Please help.<br />
I tried with few of my scripts but it did not work for me. I have a challenge when ever an Ad account is deleted we do not know who has deleted it and when it was deleted. <br />
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Regards<br />
Pavan Joshi
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Hi Team,

I am trying to get a report on how many AD users account are deleted, When it was deleted, Last Known OU, Who deleted..
Name etc. I want only user object and Deleted= true. Please help.
I tried with few of my scripts but it did not work for me. I have a challenge when ever an Ad account is deleted we do not know who has deleted it and when it was deleted. 

Regards
Pavan Joshi

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