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Is there a way to allow a non-admin user to login, in spite of this
condition? gpedit.msc?

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Phil M.

 

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Phil M. wrote:
> Is there a way to allow a non-admin user to login, in spite of this
> condition? gpedit.msc?
>
Why would you want non-admin users logging in and doing stuff when you
can't audit the event?

If it were me I'd set the log file to either a) be larger or b)
over-write events as needed.

 

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"andy smart" <anonymus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Phil M. wrote:
> > Is there a way to allow a non-admin user to login, in spite of this
> > condition? gpedit.msc?
> >
> Why would you want non-admin users logging in and doing stuff when you
> can't audit the event?
>
> If it were me I'd set the log file to either a) be larger or b)
> over-write events as needed.

I agree with Andy (and Steven).

Add this:

Overwrite AFTER N days and check your logs
at least ever (N - 1) days.