Re: Windows User Logon Times

[Jeffrey Walton <noloader () gmail com>]

Hi Steven,

The logon is recorded in the local machine's security event log (event
538 or 539 IIRC). But you must be auditing the event (which nearly all
best practices dictate). I seem to recall a 'last logon' attribute in
the directory, but it probably won't be much good to you.

Jeff

On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 10:20 AM, Steven Bonici <sbonici () ilaonline org> wrote:
> I did some searching, but I cannot seem to find an easy way of getting a
> list of a user logon times, not the most recent, but past.  I need to
> try and produce some kind of report to get 1 particular user logon
> times.  Can someone please help.
>
>
> Thanks - Steven

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