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Console Logon Tracking will record all logon activity (interactive logon's and terminal services logon's) in a central database and is intended to monitor logon usage on workstations and servers. The collected information can be queried through the web reports to obtain information such as
Requirements This feature works by intercepting Audit Success events that are written to the security event log when Audit Logon Events is enabled in the Local Security Policy of the monitored host. As such, some requirements need to be met before logon tracking can function properly. Please see Requirements for details.
Collected Data EventSentry will collect the following logon information on all supported Windows platforms:
Privacy Since collecting logon information does track a users activity to some extend, you will still need to make sure that collecting this information does not interfere or violate any corporate policies or laws in place.
Configuration Tracking All Users (with exceptions) Select "Track all users except those listed below" to monitor all logon's. To exclude users click the + button and specify the username or part of the username to exclude.
Tracking only selected Users Select "Only track users listed below" and click the + button to add users that should be tracked to the list.
Track only administrative user logons When checked, only tracks a console logon if the user logging on is part of the local "Administrators" group - either directly or through nested group membership.
Enabling Logon Tracking in the OS Since logon tracking needs to be enabled in the Operating System you can configure the agent to active it automatically if it isn't already activated. Please see requirements for more information.
Database Select the ODBC action which points to the correct database.
Additional Features If the database specified by the ODBC action is temporarily unavailable, then EventSentry will cache the pending logon tracking data and run the transactions when the database server becomes available again. |