It works fine for me. :o)
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Hmm. That seems to have backfired
on Auditing GPO Changes
Free enterprise licenses to all members of this list? ;
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Kirkpatrick
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Hmm. That seems to have backfired.
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Wow you are being awfully generous David
Full Armor's GPO Repository would be a good choice.
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David-
It depends
on Auditing GPO Changes
Full Armor's GPO Repository would be a good choice.
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Free enterprise licenses to all members of this list? ;
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Kirkpatrick
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Question on Auditing GPO Changes
David-
It depends upon what you are really interested in seeing. There is no
good way, out-of-the-box, to audit what change was actually made to a
particular GPO setting in either Win2K or Win2k3. If you just want to
see that somebody made some change to a GPO, then you can use DS
auditing to look
