RE: [ActiveDir] User account deletion

2006-10-10 Thread joe



As opposed to???

If you think the deletion occurred within the tombstone 
lifetime period, you can query the deleted objects container for the user. You 
can do that with LDP or adfind. With LDP you check in the control, with adfind 
you add -showdel and make sure you have perms to see into the DO container, by 
default, admin rights.

If outside of TSL you will need auditing or the user's 
GUID. If you have the old GUID you can search for it and if it isn't there, it 
was deleted.



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Is there a way to tell if a user 
account has been deleted?



Thanks,


Chris


Re: [ActiveDir] User account deletion

2006-10-06 Thread Tomasz Onyszko

Chris Pohlschneider wrote:

Is there a way to tell if a user account has been deleted?


Active Directory Users  computers, ADSIEDit.exe, ldp.exe, adfind.exe - 
couple more. Repadmin.exe also can be used.


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RE: [ActiveDir] User account deletion

2006-10-06 Thread Almeida Pinto, Jorge de



by, you really cannot find it anymore when querying AD 
;-)

jorge

  
  
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  Thanks,
  
  
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Re: [ActiveDir] User account deletion

2006-10-06 Thread Matt Hargraves
>From Microsoft's website:   Event ID: 630   Type: Success AuditDescription: User Account Deleted: Target Account Name: %1Target Domain: %2 Target Account ID: %3  Caller User Name: %4
 Caller Domain: %5  Caller Logon ID: %6 Privileges: %7Check the security logs on your DCs for 630 events.On 10/6/06, 
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by, you really cannot find it anymore when querying AD 
;-)

jorge

  
  
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  Thanks,
  
  
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Re: [ActiveDir] User account deletion

2006-10-06 Thread Matt Hargraves
Just an FYI, this event will only be on the DC that the user was connected to when they deleted the account, it won't show up on all DCs, so this could be a relatively daunting task, mattering on your environment (or impossible, if your event logs roll over frequently and you don't save them off to another server or have software that saves them)
On 10/6/06, Matt Hargraves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>From Microsoft's website:   Event ID: 630   Type: Success AuditDescription: User Account Deleted: Target Account Name: %1Target Domain: %2 Target Account ID: %3  Caller User Name: %4
 Caller Domain: %5  Caller Logon ID: %6 Privileges: %7Check the security logs on your DCs for 630 events.
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by, you really cannot find it anymore when querying AD 
;-)

jorge

  
  
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  PohlschneiderSent: Friday, October 06, 2006 14:34To: 
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  Is there a way to tell if a user 
  account has been deleted?
  
  
  
  Thanks,
  
  
  Chris
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