To enforce these changes throughout the domain, run the command gpupdate /force, in the Run console. Under Audit Policy, turn auditing on for Success and failure events of Audit Object Access policy.Ĭlick Apply and OK to close Properties window. The Audit Policy lists all of its sub-policies in the right panel, as shown in the figure below. Navigate to Computer Configuration ➔ Windows Settings ➔ Security Settings ➔ Local Policies ➔ Audit Policy. Navigate to Forest ➔ Domain ➔ Your domain ➔ Domain Controllers.Ĭreate a new GPO and link it to the domain containing the registry to be monitored, or edit any existing GPO that is linked to the domain to open the Group Policy Management Editor. Under Manage, select Group Policy Management and launch the Group Policy Management console. Launch Server Manager in your Windows Server instance. With native AD auditing, here is how you can monitor Windows registry permission changes:
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