Re: User Account and Rights questions



Thanks for the information. This account was created in a stand alone
server, rights have not been modified. I need to find out when and who this
account was created. Any registry key where I can lokk at it?



"Roger Abell [MVP]" <mvpNoSpam@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ev9FrtCJGHA.3856@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 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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