Computer join/disjoin log

From: Brent (brent.andersonRemoveThis_at_brun.k12.va.us)
Date: 04/23/05

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    On a Windows 2000 domain network does the server keep a log of computers
    that join and disjoin the domain with the user account that was used to
    disjoin it form the domain? Is there any entry that would be saved to the
    system that was disjoined with that info?

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