Re: User Account and Rights questions

In AD, if the account object still exists one may look at the create
timestamp.
The Owner attribute will often tell what account created the object, but
this
can be changed, and it can only say such as Domain Admins for some cases.
As to accounts that no longer exist, or for what rights were given at
creation,
there is not much of anything in the running system that says (unless the
rights
have not been changed since creation, the fact of which one could
theoretically
determine from the security log if account management event success is
audited).


"WhiteJul" <whitejul@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23J7ksvBJGHA.1188@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is there any wy to find out when a user account was created and what
> rights were assigned to that account?
>
> Thanks for any tip.
>
> White
>


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