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I need to monitor logon activity on 2 machines. What is the easiest way to do this?
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by mike mullins
Verify the event logging service is enabled on both machines and monitor their logons remotely thru your event viewer.
START > RUN > eventvwr \\COMPUTERNAME
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by gigelul
If you want to see who was logged and on what machine check in event viewer \ security.log on your PDC or BDC for events with ID 528 and 538. Here you can apply filters per machine, user, event ID, etc.
Also you can build your own tool with from resource kit which can export all events or only some that you want, to a text file. Open in excel or access apply filters or queries.
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