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Enable Active Directory Logon/Logoff Audit events. Logon/Logoff Audit. In Active Directory based domain system, Logon , Logoff, Logon Failures events are controlled by the two security policy settings. Audit logon events. Audit account logon events. Refer this article: Tracking User Logon Activity using Logon and Logoff Events.

Next: Steps to enable Audit Logon events (client events)Audit account logon events (DC Events). Account logon events are generated when a domain user account is authenticated on a domain controller. Open the Group Policy Management Console by running the command gpmc.

Right- click on the domain object and click Create a GPO in this domain, and Link it here.. Type new GPO name : Logon Logoff Auidit Policy. Right- click on the newly created Logon Logoff Audit Policy and click Edit. Expand Computer Configuration, and go to the node Audit Policy (Computer Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Audit Policy). Double- click on the policy setting Audit logon events, check Success and Failure audit, and click OK7.

Now, update gpo by running the command gpupdate/force. Sit Go Shark Poker Holdem Sit Still Look. Now we have successfully configured Logon/Logoff Audit events.

Open the Group Policy Management Console by running the command gpmc. Expand the node Domain Controllers, Right- click on the GPO Default Domain Controllers Policy and click Edit.

Expand Computer Configuration, and go to the node Audit Policy (Computer Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Audit Policy). Double- click on the policy setting Audit account logon events, check Success and Failure audit, and click OK. Now, update gpo by running the command gpupdate/force. Now we have successfully configured Account logon and logon failure audit events.