May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
791 pages
21h 45m
English
Auditing is a powerful tool. It can help you determine when people are doing things they shouldn't as well as help you determine when people are doing things they should.
But here's the trick: some auditing occurs when you use Group Policy to turn it on. But apparently someone within the Windows Server 2008 team didn't get that memo. So there's some newly expanded stuff you can audit for in Windows Server 2008, except you don't use Group Policy to turn it on.
Grr.
We'll first examine the auditing possibilities with Group Policy; that is, the stuff you can actually audit when you use Group Policy to enable the auditing. Then, we'll talk about auditing Group Policy itself.
Finally, we'll review ...
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