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Change Auditor for Active Directory Queries 7.1.1 - User Guide

Table of Contents

Change Auditor for Active Directory Queries Overview

Introduction Deployment requirements Client components/features

Configure AD Query Auditing

Introduction AD Query Auditing wizard AD Query settings

Active Directory Query Searches/Reports

Introduction Run AD Query reports Create custom AD Query search

AD Query Event Details

AD Query Event Details

This section provides a description of the ‘What’ details that are provided on the Events Details pane for an AD Query event.

Table 3. AD Query monitored event
Event	Description	Severity
AD Query Performed	Created when an AD query is performed on a container.	Low

Table 4. Event Details pane: AD Query events

Shows the container that was queried. For example, on LDAP bind operations, this displays the name (DN) being bound to; on LDAP search operations, this displays the baseObject of the search; and on LDAP compare operations, this displays the entry (DN) of the object being compared.

Displays ‘AD Query’

Displays ‘Other’

Displays ‘AD Query’

Displays the type of query:

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Displays the scope of coverage:

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This object only

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This object and all children

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Child objects only

Displays the number of results returned as a result of the query.

Indicates whether the LDAP operation is secured using the SSL (Secure Socket Layer)/ TLS (Transport Layer Security) technology, simple bind authentication, or signed using Kerberos-based encryption.

NOTE: If changes are initiated within LSASS and not through the LDAP protocol itself, this field will not be captured.

Indicates the port used for authentication.

Displays the number of times the query occurred during the specified interval.

Displays the date and time when the query was first initiated.

Displays how long the query took to run. Zero (0) indicates that it took less than a millisecond to complete.

Indicates whether the LDAP operation or AD query is signed using Kerberos-based encryption.

NOTE: If changes are initiated within LSASS and not through the LDAP protocol itself, this field will not be captured.

Displays the filter string used in the query.

Displays the attributes that were queried.

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