Re: Alert when a new PC joins the domain

[Dave Brockman <dave () brockmans com>]

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On 8/1/2011 3:42 PM, Archangel Amael wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Well a user that tries to join a computer to  a domain would need to 
> be either an admin, or apart of the administrators group in order to 
> provide login details to join. And you can always log this in the 
> event viewer, under the security log. This information of course can 
> be collected from remote machines and forwarded to the one of your 
> choosing. Alerts can be generated per email, all of this assumes of 
> course that you are using Win2k3 or above, servers and xp and up 
> clients.

I believe by default, normal users can join 10 users to the domain with
their own credentials.  This was so in 2K3 domains.

Regards,

dtb

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