Event ID 611 – Removing Trusted Domain
Event ID | 611 |
Category | Policy Change |
Type | Success Audit |
Like event 610, event 611 too varies depending on the OS. When a trusted domain is removed on Win2000, event 611 gets logged twice by the domain controller. Unlike event 610 though, event 620 does not get logged along with 611.
On Windows 2003, this event is logged only once when a trusted domain is removed. The DC also logs events 565 and 564 if the directory service access auditing is on.
This log data provides the following information:
- Domain Name
- Domain ID
- Removed By
- User Name
- Domain
- Logon ID
Why does event ID 611 need to be monitored?
All changes related to Active Directory domain trusts, such as removal of trust, should be monitored. If an unplanned change occurs, the reason for the change must be investigated.
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Event 611 applies to the following operating systems:
- Windows Server 2000
- Windows 2003 and XP
Corresponding event ID in Windows 2008 and Windows Vista is 4707
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