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Event ID

626

Title

User Account Enabled

Type: Example: Randy's Comments:
Success

OS:

Windows 2000
Windows 2003

Category:

Account Management

User Account Enabled:
Target Account Name:randy
Target Domain:ELM
Target Account ID:ELM\rsmith
Caller User Name:administrator
Caller Domain:ELM
Caller Logon ID:(0x0,0x158EB7)

Despite MS documentation, this event does not get logged by W2k but W3 does log this event correctly. However W2k does log event 642 and identifies the type of change. See example below: W3 also logs 642 along with this event but the format of 642 is different compared to W2k. See 642 for W3.

Event ID:642

Description:
User Account Changed:
Account Enabled.
Target Account Name:user
Target Domain:ELMW2
Target Account ID:ELMW2\user
Caller User Name:Administrator
Caller Domain:ELMW2
Caller Logon ID:(0x0,0x12D622)

Privileges:-Note Windows 2000 does not log event ID 626 explicitly. Results are logged as a part of event ID 642 in the description of the message. Windows Server 2003 DOES logs this event. This event will be accompanied by an event 642.

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