Hi,... I know that password GPO must be applied to the
default domian policy but how about auditing.

I want to be able to audit ALL member servers and ALL
domian controllers in my forest.

All my meber servers are in an OU called Terminal Servers.

Do I need to enable Auditing on GPOs and link them to the
Domian Controllers OU and also to the Terminal Serversw
OU...?
or simply if I apply ther GPO to the Domain Controller OU,
will auditing work on all servers including member
servers..?

Please advise

You can audit auditing on any W2K computer either in Local Security Policy or via a
GPO in the container where the computer resides. In your case enable it on a GPO for
the Terminal Services OU. Auditing is part of "computer" configuration.--- Steve


"Jono" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> Hi,... I know that password GPO must be applied to the
> default domian policy but how about auditing.
>
> I want to be able to audit ALL member servers and ALL
> domian controllers in my forest.
>
> All my meber servers are in an OU called Terminal Servers.
>
> Do I need to enable Auditing on GPOs and link them to the
> Domian Controllers OU and also to the Terminal Serversw
> OU...?
> or simply if I apply ther GPO to the Domain Controller OU,
> will auditing work on all servers including member
> servers..?
>
> Please advise