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"Someone" has edited the group policy, audit logon/logoff?

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SmbNorway

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Nov 7, 2002
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Hello!

"Someone" an intruder that by other things have deleted users files, edited the group policy on our servers was logged on yeasterday. We have now resett the password on several users but I would dearly wont to cach this person.

I have set up auditing of logon and logoff on the server in the group policies both success and fail but no event is logged in the security log. I have searched for this on the net but I cannot find a sulotion on it.

What am I missing?

smb
 
which group policy are you talking about?

But if you want to log all "logon" events then you should do this at the "DomainControllers" OU.

And set also a account lockuot policy. And maybe complex passwords.
But BEWARE! Account Policies should be applied at the DOMAIN GPO!! Gia Betiu
m.betiu@chello.nl
Computer Eng. CNE 4, CNE 5, soon MCSE2k
 
Hello!

The setting for logging the logoff and logon are set on the Domain GPO. But still no event are logged in the event viewer.

How would I else cach him I dont set up this??

smb
 
Then, check and see how the policies are applied. Have you a block inheritance there? (in Domain Controllers OU)
And, normally this should work without any problem.
I cannot imagine what mistake you did. Gia Betiu
m.betiu@chello.nl
Computer Eng. CNE 4, CNE 5, soon MCSE2k
 
Hello!

This is how I do it.

I open Actice Directory Users and Computers, I mark the domain, right click and choose properties, group policies, Default Domain Policy, Edit, ComputerConfiguration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, local policies, audit policies, audit account logon envents, I mark define these policy settings, mark success and failure, close the window, choose OK.

I dont now what block inheritance is, but maybe this is something the "hacker" have done.

smb
 
Maybe he set a length of zero for your event logs (also a setting from GPO).

But, try to see the differences between a default configuration and wat you have now. ALso try to apply the default one.
See my answer from the thread thread96-403270. Gia Betiu
m.betiu@chello.nl
Computer Eng. CNE 4, CNE 5, soon MCSE2k
 
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