You might want to have a look at the
newly released LimitLogin tool from MS.
Quote from the help:
LimitLogin v1.0
LimitLogin is an application that adds the ability to limit
concurrent user logins in an Active Directory domain.
It can also keep track of all logins information in A
WorkStation,TransactionType)" & " values (getdate(),'" &
username & "','" & server & "','LogOn')"
- the getdate function just returns the current date/time and
automatically puts it in a SQL friendly form.
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The WSH error pointed to line 23 (objRS.Open SQL, objConn), could this refer to
a sysntax error in the objCon declaration? I may have fudged the syntax
although I ran the script with and without the Uid and Pwd variables with the
same results.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thx,
Gideon Ashcraft
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I had to do a similar thing (in a 1000 user environme
March 2005 04:56
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] (l)user login auditing
This did the trick, I already ran it in my test group with the script
piping into a backend database with a frontend setup for HR to run
queries (I was getting errors on the logins if I had the dat
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Keep
in mind that you won't be getting events for users who stay logged on to
their
workstations. I don't kn
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This did the trick, I
already ran it in my test group with the script piping into a backend database
with a fron
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login auditing
I had to do a similar thing (in a 1000
user environment) so I created an MDB file (userlog.mdb
: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] (l)user
login auditing
Aelita (now Quest) had an app that would
give you what I think you are looking for. Even send the reports via
e-mail. I think it's been repackaged as Quest Reporter. It uses a
SQL database to aggregate and r
Aelita (now Quest) had an app that would give you what I
think you are looking for. Even send the reports via e-mail. I think
it's been repackaged as Quest Reporter. It uses a SQL database to
aggregate and report on all the data.
Dave
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We use login/off scripts that record to a DB. The problem with DC logs
is that they don't actually record logoffs (because you don't
authenticate when logging off). There are some products out there that
will do this, but they are expensive so we went with scripts. Note that
if you use a lic
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If
you
need simple alerting that certain events have occurred, maybe NetIQ security
manager might be of help.
If
you
need log archiving, then that's a different issue altogether. Take a look at
SenSage products, perhaps.
Further requirements will help to further narrow dow
Probably easisest to use logon/logoff scripts to populate a
database than to try to grok through all the logs.
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server
dim SQL, rsset
conn=CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") conn.Provider="Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" conn.Open
"\\ntapps\pccommon\userlog\userLog.mdb" set
rs = createobject("ADODB.Recordset") SQL = "insert into Transactions
(DateStamp, User
This is where Ed should chime in with his famous
line - something to the extent of it being a bad idea to try to address/fix
behavioral problems using technology.
I wish I had an answer for you, but would be
curious to hear what others say about the situation.
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