Check all logins and logout to a localsystem in a network

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Hi everybody,
Anyone can tell me what is the best way to get all logins/logouts to all systems by all accounts in a network?

1- use OnSessionChange event in windows service
OR
2- use api functions in windows service

I need the time and username of the account that logged in/logged out.

Posted 17-Sep-12 17:47pm

M_Mogharrabi

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-09-17T18:41:00

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Since ActiveDirectory and Windows doesn't track this information, you can't get it.

Posted 17-Sep-12 18:41pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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M_Mogharrabi 18-Sep-12 1:02am

Why not???
I could get this information by OnSessionChange() in windows service, but the problem is that sometimes it does not work correctly.So i want to find a better way...

Dave Kreskowiak 18-Sep-12 8:11am

Because it won't do anything for a user mapping a drive to a server share. This is a login to that server.