Dsc programming cable. Mar 29, 2019 - Samba 4.10 is available, relive the origin of the Samba project and discover how it has evolved into an Open Source Active Directory. How can I track changes (creation, deletion, moves, etc.) to users and systems on an Active Directory Domain?
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2 AnswersThis page describe how to track and monitor AD changes based on the security event. This solution uses the windows event forwarding, scheduled task triggered by event ID and offer an interface to organize them and find them quickly. The advantage is also to keep an history and it is free. Here : http://www.shellandco.net/audit-the-active-directory/
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Active Directory AuditingI'm going to link-only you because frankly, that's too big of a subject for me to regurgitate, and it's not going away any time soon. Read that. It should fit your needs. If that's overkill, and you just want to see when things move, look in to the PowerShell commands Get-ADUser, Get-ADOrganizationalUnit, Get-ADComputer, Export-CSV, and Compare-Object. With a little creativity, you can update a CSV (which can be opened as a spreadsheet) once a month or so and compare changes. Note that you won't be able to tell who moved what, just that things moved. I do this simply to be aware of changes; I don't really care who monkeyed with AD. Note that you will need a Domain Controller set up for AD + PowerShell to use the AD* commands.
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