Active Directory: Event ID 4732-4733 when user added or removed from security-enabled domain local group
Applies to
Windows Server 2008, 2008 R2 and 2012
Requirement
You would like to investigate who has added or removed a specific Domain User in DnsAdmins group
Prerequisites
Auditing has to be configured on Domain controllers, especially, “Audit account management” policy must be configured and you need to define both **Success **and Failure policy settings. To configure Auditing on Domain Controllers, you need to edit and update DDCP (Default Domain Controller Policy)
When a User is Added to Security-Enabled DOMAIN LOCAL Group, an event will be logged with Event ID: 4732
Event Details for Event ID: 4732
A member was added to a security-enabled local group.
Subject:
Security ID: TESTLAB\Santosh
Account Name: Santosh
Account Domain: TESTLAB
Logon ID: 0x50B79DA
Member:
Security ID: TESTLAB\Temp
Account Name: CN=Temp,CN=Users,DC=AD,DC=TESTLAB,DC=NET
Group:
Security ID: TESTLAB\DnsAdmins
Group Name: DnsAdmins
Group Domain: TESTLAB
In this example,** TESTLAB\Santosh** has **added **user TESTLAB\Temp to DnsAdmins group
When a User is** removed **from Security-Enabled DOMAIN LOCAL Group, an event will be logged with Event ID: 4733
Event Details for Event ID: 4733
A member was removed from a security-enabled local group.
Subject:
Security ID: TESTLAB\Santosh
Account Name: Santosh
Account Domain: TESTLAB
Logon ID: 0x50B79DA
Member:
Security ID: TESTLAB\Temp
Account Name: CN=Temp,CN=Users,DC=AD,DC=TESTLAB,DC=NET
Group:
Security ID: TESTLAB\DnsAdmins
Group Name: DnsAdmins
Group Domain: TESTLAB
In this example, TESTLAB\Santosh has removed user TESTLAB\Temp from DnsAdmins group.
See also
- Event ID when a user is added or removed from security-enabled UNIVERSAL group such as Enterprise Admins
- Event ID when a user is added or removed from security-enabled GLOBAL group such as Domain Admins or Group Policy Creator Owners
- Configuring Audit Policies
- Strengthening Domain Controller Policy Settings
- Reviewing Audit Settings on Important Active Directory Objects
- Recommendations: Strengthening Domain and Domain Controller Policy Settings