You can use the Audit policy related properties and methods to set options such as turning auditing on or off, auditing accesses to objects, and so on.
Note: Some of the following methods require the name of a privilege. These are described in IADsNTPolicy Privileges.
Some Audit policy related properties require an Auditing Value to be used.
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Gets or sets Auditing options for User and Group management |
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Gets or sets Auditing options for Detailed Process Tracking |
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Gets or sets whether auditing is enabled or not |
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Gets or sets Auditing options for Logon and Logoff |
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Gets a percentage of how full the Audit Log is |
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Gets or sets Auditing options for File and Object Access |
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Gets or sets Auditing options for Security Policy Changes |
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Gets or sets Auditing options for use of User Rights |
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Controls the number of days for which audit log records are retained |
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Controls whether auditing should occur for restart, shutdown and system events |
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Gets whether system shutdown has been initiated due to audit log getting full |
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Gets / Sets the maximum size of audit log |
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Gets or sets whether the system should shutdown when the audit log becomes full |
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Gets the time left after which the shutdown becomes irreversible |
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