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| How to find user logon+logoff events in event log (after enabling audit)? Yes, I enabled user auditing in SecPol.msc Now after a few days of working (with a couple of logon+logoffs) I wanted to see in the event log where the refering entries are. Where are they? I found only User="SYSTEM" logon entries in Security but no logoffs and no entries for other users. In System log as well. Can I audit logoffs at all? Michael      |
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| RE: How to find user logon+logoff events in event log (after enabling Seems like event viewer would have some details. "Michael Walsh" wrote: > Yes, I enabled user auditing in SecPol.msc > > Now after a few days of working (with a couple of logon+logoffs) I wanted to see in > the event log where the refering entries are. > > Where are they? > > I found only User="SYSTEM" logon entries in Security but no logoffs and no entries for other users. > In System log as well. > > Can I audit logoffs at all? > > Michael > > |
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