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Command to Get Security Audit settings
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Im looking to retrieve the Security audit configuration on a domain joined PC which has audit settings applied Via a domain GPO, but im getting - what seems to be - conflicting results. If i run an RSOP, i see the aduting settings, but Auditpol /get /category:"Logon/Logoff" shows No Auditing. Likewise the local security policy UI, or an secedit export all show No Auditing (AuditLogonEvents = 0). See screenshot below. I know there's a legacy and advanced version of auditing which could be determined by the SCENoApplyLegacyAuditPolicy reg key under HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetControlLSA but i dont see the key at all on this machine in question. How could i accurately fetch the auditing settings under any scenario?
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Im looking to retrieve the Security audit configuration on a domain joined PC which has audit settings applied Via a domain GPO, but im getting - what seems to be - conflicting results. If i run an RSOP, i see the aduting settings, but Auditpol /get /category:"Logon/Logoff" shows No Auditing. Likewise the local security policy UI, or an secedit export all show No Auditing (AuditLogonEvents = 0). See screenshot below. I know there's a legacy and advanced version of auditing which could be determined by the SCENoApplyLegacyAuditPolicy reg key under HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetControlLSA but i dont see the key at all on this machine in question. How could i accurately fetch the auditing settings under any scenario?
windows group-policy audit
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JoeJoe
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Im looking to retrieve the Security audit configuration on a domain joined PC which has audit settings applied Via a domain GPO, but im getting - what seems to be - conflicting results. If i run an RSOP, i see the aduting settings, but Auditpol /get /category:"Logon/Logoff" shows No Auditing. Likewise the local security policy UI, or an secedit export all show No Auditing (AuditLogonEvents = 0). See screenshot below. I know there's a legacy and advanced version of auditing which could be determined by the SCENoApplyLegacyAuditPolicy reg key under HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetControlLSA but i dont see the key at all on this machine in question. How could i accurately fetch the auditing settings under any scenario?
windows group-policy audit
asked May 24 at 15:07
JoeJoe
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Im looking to retrieve the Security audit configuration on a domain joined PC which has audit settings applied Via a domain GPO, but im getting - what seems to be - conflicting results. If i run an RSOP, i see the aduting settings, but Auditpol /get /category:"Logon/Logoff" shows No Auditing. Likewise the local security policy UI, or an secedit export all show No Auditing (AuditLogonEvents = 0). See screenshot below. I know there's a legacy and advanced version of auditing which could be determined by the SCENoApplyLegacyAuditPolicy reg key under HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetControlLSA but i dont see the key at all on this machine in question. How could i accurately fetch the auditing settings under any scenario?
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Auditpol is for Advanced Audit Policy settings.
The policy settings configured in the screenshot are legacy audit policy settings. To view those use:
secedit /export /areas SECURITYPOLICY /cfg Filename.txt
answered May 24 at 17:32
Greg AskewGreg Askew
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Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
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Auditpol is for Advanced Audit Policy settings.
The policy settings configured in the screenshot are legacy audit policy settings. To view those use:
secedit /export /areas SECURITYPOLICY /cfg Filename.txt
answered May 24 at 17:32
Greg AskewGreg Askew
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Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
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Auditpol is for Advanced Audit Policy settings.
The policy settings configured in the screenshot are legacy audit policy settings. To view those use:
secedit /export /areas SECURITYPOLICY /cfg Filename.txt
answered May 24 at 17:32
Greg AskewGreg Askew
29.4k33770
Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
add a comment |
Auditpol is for Advanced Audit Policy settings.
The policy settings configured in the screenshot are legacy audit policy settings. To view those use:
secedit /export /areas SECURITYPOLICY /cfg Filename.txt
answered May 24 at 17:32
Greg AskewGreg Askew
29.4k33770
Auditpol is for Advanced Audit Policy settings.
The policy settings configured in the screenshot are legacy audit policy settings. To view those use:
secedit /export /areas SECURITYPOLICY /cfg Filename.txt
answered May 24 at 17:32
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Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
add a comment |
Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
Hi Greg, I added a second screenshot which shows that the secedit export is also showing no auditing.
– Joe
May 24 at 17:54
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
If you want to use legacy audit policies, the registry value needs to be set to 0.
– Greg Askew
May 24 at 19:38
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
So if i understand you correctly, unless i've got the reg setting set, the audit settings showing in RSOP are not actually applied?
– Joe
May 24 at 19:40
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
Correct. This has been a well known issue for a long time and is documented here: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/921468/… .
– Greg Askew
May 25 at 14:36
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