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Frequently Asked Questions

• What does the Active Directory User logon report do?

  Active Directory User Logon Reports User Logon Reports provide an Active Directory user account’s logon information i.e. the date and time when a user logged on to the Windows network in a hassle-free manner.

• Can an ad admin generate a user report?

  AD admins can generate reports on inactive users?users who have not logged on for a certain period), users who have logged on recently, users who have never logged on, and enabled users. The logon hour based report shows蕋he allowed and denied logon hours or time frame for users.

• Where do I find Active Directory sign in report?

  You can access the sign-ins report by selecting Sign-ins in the Activity section of the Azure Active Directory blade in the Azure portal. Note that it may take upto two hours for some sign-in records to show up in the portal.

• Are there any reports for admanager Plus users?

  ADManager Plus features an array of schedulable reports on user objects, categorized into General User Reports, User Account Status Reports, User Logon Reports, and Nested Users Reports. User Logon reports offers a peek into the user logon history or information.

• What does user logon report do in PowerShell?

  User Logon reports offers a peek into the user logon history or information. AD admins can generate reports on inactive users?users who have not logged on for a certain period), users who have logged on recently, users who have never logged on, and enabled users.

• Where does Microsoft Active Directory store user login history?

  Microsoft Active Directory stores user logon history data in the event logs on domain controllers. Starting from Windows Server 2008 and up to Windows Server 2016, the event ID for a user logon event is 4624. Using the PowerShell script provided above, you can get a user login history report without having to manually crawl through the event logs.

• Where are user logon events stored in Active Directory?

  Microsoft Active Directory stores user logon history data in the event logs on domain controllers. Starting from Windows Server 2008 and up to Windows Server 2016, the event ID for a user logon event is 4624. These events contain data about the user, time, computer and type of user logon.

• How to get Active Directory information in PowerShell?

  Once PowerShell is running ensure that the Active Directory module is loaded by using the following command: Results can then be generated using the appropriate scripting for the type of object you are generating information for. The Get-ADUser and Get-ADComputer syntax is used based on whether you are querying for user or computer accounts.