Netlogon logs contain information related to the Netlogon service on a Windows Server, which is responsible for authenticating users and computers on the network. The logs contain a variety of information, including:
- Netlogon service startup and shutdown events
- Netlogon service errors and warnings
- Domain controller (DC) and domain membership events
- Authentication attempts and failures
- Group Policy updates
- Domain Name System (DNS) registration and resolution events
- Trust relationship events between domains and forests
- Secure Channel events between DCs and clients
- Kerberos authentication events
- Site and subnet events
Netlogon logs can be helpful for troubleshooting issues related to authentication, domain membership, and group policy on the network. By reviewing the logs, you can identify errors and warnings that may be impacting network performance and security, and take appropriate steps to resolve them. It’s important to note that the Netlogon logs can contain sensitive information, such as user and computer account credentials, so it’s important to secure the logs and limit access to authorized users.
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