Re: Alert when a new PC joins the domain

[Dana Kukkonen <dkukkonen () comcast net>]

I believe, by default, members of the domain's Authenticated Users group can add 10 computers to the domain ever since 
Win2K. Domain Admins aren't limited in the number they can add. 

Dana

From: "Archangel Amael" <archangel.amael () gmail com> 
To: "fl0w3r" <fl0w3r.2011 () gmail com> 
Cc: security-basics () securityfocus com 
Sent: Monday, August 1, 2011 1:42:39 PM 
Subject: Re: Alert when a new PC joins the domain 

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. 


On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 7:49 PM, fl0w3r <fl0w3r.2011 () gmail com> wrote: 
> Hello, 
> Does anybody knows about a tool (if possible freeware) that sends an alert 
> every time that a new computer is joined to the domain? 
>
> Thanks. 

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