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Login to ADAudit Plus web console as an administrator.
Navigate to the Reports tab and from the User Logon Reports section in the left pane, select Last Logon on Workstations.
In the top right corner, select the Domain from the drop down list and click Generate.
Select Export As to export the report in any of the preferred formats (CSV, PDF, HTML, CSVDE and XLSX).
Following are the limitations to obtain a report of a user's last logon on a computer using native tools like Windows PowerShell:
The script can be executed only from the computers which has Active Directory Domain Services role and auditing needs to be turned on on each computer.
It's difficult to change date formats, and apply different time zones on the date results.
To obtain the report in a different file format, the script must be modified accordingly which is a time-consuming and redundant process.
Applying more filters like OU or 'User name starts with' will increase the LDAP query complexity.
ADAudit Plus will generate the report of last logon of users in a particular workstation and display it in a simple and intuitively designed UI.
Step 1: Open Active Directory Users and Computers and make sure Advanced features is turned on.
Step 2: Browse and open the user account.
Step 4: Scroll down to view the last Logon time.
If you have multiple domain controllers, you will need to check this value on each one to find the most recent time.
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