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the user reading or just is a synchronization? • Auditing file and folders • Missing Handle (-) Causing Failure Audit • What is Object Server? • How to track user modifications and accesses to folders and files 560: Object event id 562 Open On this page Description of this event Field level details Examples Discuss this event event id 567 Mini-seminars on this event Events of this category allow you to track failed and successful attempts to access files and other Windows objects. event id 564 Event 560 is logged whenever a program opens an object where: - the type of access requested has been enabled for auditing in the audit policy for this object - the result (success/failure) has been enabled for
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auditing for this object - the account the program is running under is included in the users and/or groups specified for auditing in the audit policy for this object In Windows, a program first opens an object - requesting certain types of access (i.e. read and/or write). Windows compares the objects ACL to the program's access token which identifies the user and groups to which the user belongs. The open may succeed or fail depending on security event id 4656 this comparison. Regardless, Windows then checks the audit policy of the object. If the policy enables auditing for the user, type of access requested and the success/failure result, Windows records generates event 560. In the case of failed access attempts, event 560 is the only event recorded. Note that the accesses listed include all the accesses requested - not just the access types denied. If the access attempt succeeds, later in the log you will find an event ID 562with the same handle ID which indicates when the user/program closed the object. One action from a user standpoint may generate many object access events because of how the application interacts with the operating system. This especially true with Windows Explorer and MS Office applications. Event 560 is logged for all Windows object where auditing is enabled except for Active Directory objects. Windows objects that can be audited include files, folders, registry keys, printers and services. To audit access to Active Directory objects such as users, groups, organizational units, group policy objects, domains, sites, etc see event IDs 565 for Windows 2000, and both 565 and 566 for Windows 2003. Object Type: specifies whether the object is a file, folder, registry key, etc. Object Name: identifies the object of this event - full path name of file. New Handle ID: When a program opens an object
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PowerShell & Scripting Active Directory & Group Policy Mobile Networking Storage TrainingOnline Training IT/Dev Connections Webcasts VIP Library Digital Magazine Archives InfoCentersIT Innovators Mobile Computing https://www.ultimatewindowssecurity.com/securitylog/encyclopedia/event.aspx?eventid=560 Business Now Desktop VDI All About Converged Architecture Advertisement Home > Systems Management > Access Denied: Understanding Event ID 560 Access Denied: Understanding Event ID 560 Aug 17, 2003 Randy Franklin Smith | Windows IT Pro EMAIL Tweet Comments 0 Advertisement Our Event Viewer shows occasional instances of event ID http://windowsitpro.com/systems-management/access-denied-understanding-event-id-560 560 (Object Open) from user Everyone on a PDC, as Figure 2 shows. Some of our administrators are concerned that this event comes from the Everyone group. I'd appreciate your thoughts. Windows logs event ID 560 when you enable system-level file and object auditing without enabling object-level auditing. Different versions of the OS log variations of this event, which simply indicates that a user is trying to change his or her password. Don't mistake this event for a password-reset attempt—password resets are different from password changes. Only someone who already knows the account's password can change the password. Your events might not be indicating the username because the password is expired and the user is trying to change it at logon time. The best way to track password changes is to use account-management auditing. Make sure you enable the Audit account management security setting for success and failu
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