"Lock Computer" Log

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Is it possible to determine when a user has locked their
Win 2K workstation and when they unlocked it for any given
period of time?
 
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I don't believe you can audit that event. What's your goal, if you don't
mind my asking?


Dane wrote:
> Is it possible to determine when a user has locked their
> Win 2K workstation and when they unlocked it for any given
> period of time?
 
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I want to see how often a particular user is locking their
computer - it's becoming an HR thing.


>-----Original Message-----
>I don't believe you can audit that event. What's your
goal, if you don't
>mind my asking?
>
>
>Dane wrote:
>> Is it possible to determine when a user has locked their
>> Win 2K workstation and when they unlocked it for any
given
>> period of time?
>
>
>.
>
 
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OK - see Steven's reply.
Personally, I'd be thrilled if more of my users would learn to lock their
computers while away from their desks!

Dane wrote:
> I want to see how often a particular user is locking their
> computer - it's becoming an HR thing.
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> I don't believe you can audit that event. What's your goal, if you
>> don't mind my asking?
>>
>>
>> Dane wrote:
>>> Is it possible to determine when a user has locked their
>>> Win 2K workstation and when they unlocked it for any given
>>> period of time?
>>
>>
>> .
 
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First auditing of logon events has to be enabled on the computer via Local
Security Policy or possibly domain level if in a domain. Then you can search
the security log in Event Viewer for Event ID's 528 [logon] and 538 [logoff]
but only for logon type 7 which indictes the the computer was
locked/unlocked. --- Steve

http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips155.shtml

"Dane" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to determine when a user has locked their
> Win 2K workstation and when they unlocked it for any given
> period of time?