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| login and logoff timestamps
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| Re: login and logoff timestamps
I dont think you will find a history of that in AD. You need to use the event log's for the past, if logging was enabled for autidint of account and account logon events. You can also try to use the script from joeware website which will help you out. |
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I will try to check that out, thank your for the help. |
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Incase you want to track logins, then you can try LimitLogin that will keep an audit of all logins within a SQL database and above that it also comes for free. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/m...spotlight.aspx |
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We use netwrix logon reporter for this—it tells you exactly when someone logs on and off and they offer it in a freeware |
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