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Auditing user login to server via rdp?
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I ask for help or the right direction to find a solution to my problem. OS win server 2008r2 x64 standart
The essence of the task is to receive a letter by email when the user logs on to the terminal server. For the time being, I decided this way: I
attached the sendmail start task (with parameters) to the event code 4624 / Login. In principle, everything works fine. Letters come, but they come without indicating which user logged in, but I would like to receive a letter for each user separately. Whether prompt probably it by standard means? Or you will have to look for a third-party solution.
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You can bind to the event the launch of a script that will retrieve this event, parse the username in the Message of the event and send it by mail.
why not add the script to autorun for all users - and take the name from the environment variables?
Powershell can be used to periodically parse logs and then send messages with the required fields. Here is an article, for example, about disassembling Windows logs on Powershell: habrahabr.ru/post/118644
And I will offer to be content with little. No parsing or anything. On the task I understand that it is not enough users. So, we take the current list of users and send it by mail. Everything.
You can make it a little more complicated and add time from the opening of the session and sort it out for sure
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