Re: Auditing Workstation logons from DC
- From: "Ondrej Sevecek" <ondra at my_surname dot com>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 12:08:06 +0100
you will see the logons on each of the workstations. This is "Logon event"
that is logged locally on the computer, where the event occures. The domain
have no information about what type of logon occured, DC only provide the
user with general kerberos ticket or authenticate him by means of NTLM.
O.
<harlanandrew28@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I am trying to see workstation interactive logins in the Windows 2003 DC
> event viewer but am not seeing the events. I am seeing Remoteinteractive
> as
> well as interactive directly into the Domain Controller itself. However
> workstation computers that are a member of the domain are not registering
> event 528 or 539 type 2's in the event viewer. I have Domain Security
> Settings for Audit account logon to Success and Audit logon events to
> success. I have Domain Controller Settings to audit account logon to
> Success
> and Failure and Audit Logon to Success and Failure. I am running Windows
> 2003 Small Business Server.
>
.
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