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You might want to investigate SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.LakesideSoftware.com) We use it in our environment to store all security event logs for auditing purposes. Good luck!

You can find these event id's in the Event Viewer logs (Security Events). Now retaining these id's are a different story; you are going to have to look at third party tools for this benefit. Try SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.lakesidesoftware.com) We use it here for all of our auditing...

You could take a look at SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.LakesideSoftware.com) SysTrack includes an inventory component which tracks over 310 different pieces of hardware information, and all software loaded on the system. In addition to inventorying of the servers, it will also keep a...

There is only one tool that can accomplish your request; SysTrack from Lakeside Software, Inc. www.LakesideSoftware.com Their tool is easy to install, and gain useful reports as to what the end user is doing with the system. Good luck!

If those are the requirements you are looking to meet, personally, I would go with What's Up. It is an affordable, reputable solution. Good luck!

What specifically are you looking to accomplish?

You could always try SysTrack from Lakeside Software. (www.LakesideSoftware.com) They have an easy to use inventorying tool, complete with hundreds of built in reports. Good luck!

Better yet...Take a look at SysTrack from Lakeside Software. www.LakesideSoftware.com An all in one package, which installs in minutes, right out of the box! Good luck!

Check out Lakeside Software's SysTrack when you get a chance. (www.lakesidesoftware.com) SysTrack is easy to install, and has extensive user auditing capabilities, which I am sure could help! Good luck!

If you only have XPa, you should take a look at SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.lakesidesoftware.com)to accomplish the logging. Lakeside was the original producers of the Resource Manager technology. Good luck!

If you have it set up, Resource Manager (RM)will track the log in events through session history... Good luck!

ChampagneLSC, What type of management functions are you looking to accomplish?

The Event Viewer can track when users logged in, but is limited to just that, log in times. You will need a third party tool to track the length of time the users were logged in, what applications they used, etc. May I suggest SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.Lakesidesoftware.com). I...

donjohnson, You will probably need a third party tool to help track and report on the event logs required. When you have a moment, check out SysTrack from Lakeside Software. (www.LakesideSoftware.com) They have an easy to use tool, which will monitor and help generate reports on event id's...

kb9451, If this is your criteria, I would take a look at SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.LakesideSoftware.com). In my experience, SysTrack can be installed in minutes, and provides useful monitoring data literally right out of the box. Check it out when you have a chance. Good luck!

Hi kb9451, What are you looking to accomplish with the Server monitoring tool of choice?

Well, you might want to take a look at SysTrack from Lakeside Software (www.Lakesidesoftware.com). SysTrack monitors all user activity, from when the user logged in, what applications they used, which websites were visited, and log off times. Check it out if you get a chance... Good Luck!

Hi rmwendwa, Would you be open to using a third party tool to accomplish the auditing tasks?