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Policy Security Auditing for Servers only

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danm65

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I am in a Windows 2003 environment and would like to audit logon/logoffs of each server in the domain. Is there a way to audit only when there are logons/logoffs of the servers without having to collect the logons/logoffs activity of every pc in the domain?

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Dan
 
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Sure... Place all servers in their own OU. Create a GPO on the OU that specifies your auditing preferences.

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Since they have their own OU do I right click and set the policy in there then? Thanks
 
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