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Hello experts,<br />
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What is the quickest way to query when a computer object or user object added or removed to/from a group in AD using LVR metadata vs security logs? Any thoughts?<br />
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I tried get-adreplicationattribute<wbr />metadata cmdlet in 2012 and not sure what value equates to the info that i'm looking for. <br />
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Please help!<br />
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i'm trying to see what computer object and user objects were removed/added from/to group a.<br />
<br />
thank you!
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Hello experts,

What is the quickest way to query when a computer object or user object added or removed to/from a group in AD using LVR metadata vs security logs? Any thoughts?

I tried get-adreplicationattributemetadata cmdlet in 2012 and not sure what value equates to the info that i'm looking for. 

Please help!

i'm trying to see what computer object and user objects were removed/added from/to group a.

thank you!

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