Logon Audit Issue
From: Jordan (Parker402_at_hillcrestfd.org)
Date: 07/10/04
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Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 21:16:36 -0700
I have spent a couple hours searching for an answer I
have yet to find. I currently work on a Windows 2000
Server that audits all Login attempts to each individual
PC on our network. We recently had a computer crash and
I wanted to review our latest users, but found that I can
only access the audit files if I am able to connect to
that PC. Since the PC crashed and the hard drive is
shot, this is impossible.
My question is how can I take those audit files and have
them send the information to an "off-shore" computer
(aka, the Windows 2000 Server) so that I can view the
files remotely.
To all potential responders, please note that I have
tried the Console approach, but it will not let me Audit
from the Server.
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