Re: User profiles

["John Earl" <johnearl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are running even the free piece of PowerLock's exit program
software <--- shameless vendor plug here >, then you would have
captured the Client Access connect times in a journal receiver.  Then
you'd have irrefutable proof of when she last signed on with her ID.
You'd also know if she downloaded any important files on her way out
the door.

If not, then I like Rob's idea of using the History log.  Hopefully it
is still available three weeks after the fact.

jte

P.S.  Having seen this situation before, I strongly believe that you
should always save the old logs and receivers.  You never know when
they may be referred to in a legal proceeding.

--
John Earl                              johnearl@powertechgroup.com
The Powertech Group          www.powertechgroup.com
Kent, Washington, USA       +1 253-872-7788


----- Original Message -----
From: <MBW0201A@aol.com>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 01:17 PM
Subject: User profiles


We usually delete a user profile when an employee leaves. We are
saying an employee was fired on October 11 and she says she worked Oct
15 and 16th. User profile is deleted. Other than history log is there
anyway to tell when her last sign on or sign off was or when user
profile was deleted? Any other ideas on how to track down?
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