Can't Audit Succesful Logons at DC

I have 1 DC running Win2k server and 1 client computer running WinXP.
I have the following configured on the root domain GPO.
Audit Account Logon Events (Success and Failure)
Audit Account Events(Success and Failure)

On the DC in the Event Security Logs it shows Failures but NEVER Success.

What might I be doing wrong?
~Ben

Thank you

P.S. The GPO settings were made under Computer Configuration

Ben

Hello Ben

What does your question have to do with either mcse or
mcsa.exam.certification? At the risk of having you take
offense, this newsgroup is for matters concerning
certification. Not for picking the brains of those who
are certified.


In any case, I will offer this: The problem is likely one
of permission inheritance (actually, the lack of). Read
this:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;307882

In future, try http://support.microsoft.com/search. It is
likely to be a lot more helpful and a lot quicker.

And guys like me won't get flamed for spending 4-5 minutes
helping those who look like they don't know how to help
themselves.

Marko

"Ben" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I love the way people sit around this group just waiting for a chance to
> bash someone. For your information I'm trying to do the practice: Enabling
> Auditing on page 165 of my 70-214 book. Oh, if you didn't know this book
is
> used to study for my MCSE.
> Your thought of it being an inheritance issue is probably right and I
thank
> you for that.
>
> ~Ben
>
> P.S. Yes I top post. Get over it.

Ben, the two of us need look no more
We both found what we were looking for
With a friend to call my own
I'll never be alone
And you, my friend will see
You've got a friend in me
(You've got a friend in me)

Ben, you're always running here and there
(Here and there)
You feel you're not wanted anywhere (anywhere)
If you ever look behind
And don't like what you find
There's something you should know
You've got a place to go
(You've got a place to go)

I used to say "I" and "me"
Now it's "us", now it's "we"
(I used to say "I" and "me"
Now it's "us", now it's "we")

Ben, most people would turn you away
(Turn you away)
I don't listen to a word they say
(A word they say)
They don't see you as I do
I wish they would try to
I'm sure they'd think again
If they had a friend like Ben
(A friend)
Like Ben
(Like Ben)
Like Ben


--
Fris "I don't top-post" bee® MCNGP #13

http://www.mcngp.tk
The MCNGP Team - We're here to help

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I love the way people sit around this group just waiting for a chance to
bash someone. For your information I'm trying to do the practice: Enabling
Auditing on page 165 of my 70-214 book. Oh, if you didn't know this book is
used to study for my MCSE.
Your thought of it being an inheritance issue is probably right and I thank
you for that.

~Ben

P.S. Yes I top post. Get over it.

"Marko" <> wrote in message
news:042601c35fda$f10c4bd0$...
> Hello Ben
>
> What does your question have to do with either mcse or
> mcsa.exam.certification? At the risk of having you take
> offense, this newsgroup is for matters concerning
> certification. Not for picking the brains of those who
> are certified.
>
>
> In any case, I will offer this: The problem is likely one
> of permission inheritance (actually, the lack of). Read
> this:
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;307882
>
> In future, try http://support.microsoft.com/search. It is
> likely to be a lot more helpful and a lot quicker.
>
> And guys like me won't get flamed for spending 4-5 minutes
> helping those who look like they don't know how to help
> themselves.
>
>
>

Ben

Has it occured to you that maybe he's working towards a
certification???

>-----Original Message-----
>Hello Ben
>
>What does your question have to do with either mcse or
>mcsa.exam.certification? At the risk of having you take
>offense, this newsgroup is for matters concerning
>certification. Not for picking the brains of those who
>are certified.
>
>
>In any case, I will offer this: The problem is likely
one
>of permission inheritance (actually, the lack of). Read
>this:
>
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
>us;307882
>
>In future, try http://support.microsoft.com/search. It
is
>likely to be a lot more helpful and a lot quicker.
>
>And guys like me won't get flamed for spending 4-5
minutes
>helping those who look like they don't know how to help
>themselves.
>
>
>
>.
>

Maestro

Besides the fact, that a lot of times people ask questins of this group that
may or may not be at the moment related to a certificate. As long as the
question doesn't smack of trollism (new word for the day) then they will
probably get an answer to their question.

--
Kendal R. Emery, MCSE, Network+, A+, MCNGP #19
Systems Administrator
Coordinated Home Care

remove me to email to me
"Marko" <> wrote in message
news:042601c35fda$f10c4bd0$...
> Hello Ben
>
> What does your question have to do with either mcse or
> mcsa.exam.certification? At the risk of having you take
> offense, this newsgroup is for matters concerning
> certification. Not for picking the brains of those who
> are certified.
>
>
> In any case, I will offer this: The problem is likely one
> of permission inheritance (actually, the lack of). Read
> this:
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;307882
>
> In future, try http://support.microsoft.com/search. It is
> likely to be a lot more helpful and a lot quicker.
>
> And guys like me won't get flamed for spending 4-5 minutes
> helping those who look like they don't know how to help
> themselves.
>
>
>

Kendal Emery

rhenier... what kind of name is that..
c'mon now.. also insulting colonials like that.. i just wont have it
YOU HEAR ME!!!!

"Rhenier Labuschagne" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Get lost Marco.
> Another vulgar display of typical Aussie mentality.
>
> Why don't you try answering the guy's question instead of
> referring him to the MS site?
>
> Let me share your wisdom with the rest of the people reading this NG :
>
> "The cost is $125US
> www.microsoft.com/traincert
> www.vue.com
> www.prometric.com (sucks btw)
> Read earlier posts.
> If you have problems just mail
> I'm not sure, maybe you could check the website???"
>
> Get a life...
>
> "Marko" <> wrote in message
> news:042601c35fda$f10c4bd0$...
> > Hello Ben
> >
> > What does your question have to do with either mcse or
> > mcsa.exam.certification? At the risk of having you take
> > offense, this newsgroup is for matters concerning
> > certification. Not for picking the brains of those who
> > are certified.
> >
> >
> > In any case, I will offer this: The problem is likely one
> > of permission inheritance (actually, the lack of). Read
> > this:
> >
> > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> > us;307882
> >
> > In future, try http://support.microsoft.com/search. It is
> > likely to be a lot more helpful and a lot quicker.
> >
> > And guys like me won't get flamed for spending 4-5 minutes
> > helping those who look like they don't know how to help
> > themselves.
> >
> >
> >
>
>

billyw

Why should he answer him ****tard when you are here to spoon feed dolts that
can't even figure out how to search the Internet. And they want to be IT
professional? GTFOH.

--

Semper Fi & God Bless America,

Gary-US MCNGP #20 & retired Jarhead

http://www.mcngp.tk
The MCNGP Team - We're here to help
** Kindly Do The Needful **

"Rhenier Labuschagne" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Get lost Marco.
> Another vulgar display of typical Aussie mentality.
>
> Why don't you try answering the guy's question instead of
> referring him to the MS site?
>
> Let me share your wisdom with the rest of the people reading this NG :
>
> "The cost is $125US
> www.microsoft.com/traincert
> www.vue.com
> www.prometric.com (sucks btw)
> Read earlier posts.
> If you have problems just mail
> I'm not sure, maybe you could check the website???"
>
> Get a life...
>
> "Marko" <> wrote in message
> news:042601c35fda$f10c4bd0$...
> > Hello Ben
> >
> > What does your question have to do with either mcse or
> > mcsa.exam.certification? At the risk of having you take
> > offense, this newsgroup is for matters concerning
> > certification. Not for picking the brains of those who
> > are certified.
> >
> >
> > In any case, I will offer this: The problem is likely one
> > of permission inheritance (actually, the lack of). Read
> > this:
> >
> > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> > us;307882
> >
> > In future, try http://support.microsoft.com/search. It is
> > likely to be a lot more helpful and a lot quicker.
> >
> > And guys like me won't get flamed for spending 4-5 minutes
> > helping those who look like they don't know how to help
> > themselves.
> >
> >
> >
>
>

Gary - US