How to Track and Audit Changes Made to Group Policy Objects

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How to Track and Audit Changes Made to Group Policy Objects

1. Introduction

2. Step 1 – Configuring DS Objects and File System auditing

3. Step 2 – Configuring Group Policy Container Objects auditing

4. Step 3 – Configuring SYSVOL folder auditing

5. Step 4 – Viewing the Result in Event Viewer

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