Depending on the name of the event, you should be able to access the logs by their name. Here are some examples. Windows Powershell logs: C:\Program Files\Log Parser 2.2>logparser "SELECT * FROM \\<computername>\Windows\u0020Powershell" DFS Replication: C:\Program Files\Log Parser 2.2>logparser "SELECT * FROM \\<computername>\DFS\u0020Replication"

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After the account lock issue occurs, we can analyze all the Security event logs on all the domain controllers to see what client/process caused the account lockout problem. To simply the operations, you can use the EventCombMT.exe tool, a multithreaded tool, to gather specific events from event logs from several different computers to one ...

2014年5月8日 · I don't think we have specific logs for action center, you can go to event viewer and check under security ...

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2015年6月2日 · In the second link, we can run the script directly. However, we can try to change the event ID in the script to collect the events we want to. If we try to run the script via scheduler task, we should run the script as administrator. By default, standard users don't have access to security logs. Best regards, Frank Shen

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We automatically map drives through GPP according to Security Groups. So a mapped drive would look as follows: The root of our dfs share has three folders: shares, temp, and users (only the users and shares folder has issues, since they don't have r/w access on the folder, only the permissions in original post)

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