Re: Active Directory Audit logs

What events are you wanting to monitor? Most logging of account related
events (logon, logoff etc) is done on the default domain controllers OU so
it wouldn't be a simple task to pluck your users data out of this.

"JR Biggs" <JR Biggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:DB6423F5-123F-4D99-A8C3-F4674CEA8EC9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> My domain is managed by higher level authority. I have OU administration.
> I
> need to request that event data related to my OU be segregated from the
> rest
> of the domain audit data for me to capture with my SIM product. I do not
> see
> how that is possible without complex scripting against the event log data.
> Am I missing something?


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