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Name: mgonzalo
Date: July 2, 2009 at 02:39:19 Pacific
OS: w2003
CPU/Ram: Intel Xeon a 3,2 GHz
Product: Hewlett-packard / Hp proliant dl380 g5
Subcategory: General
Comment:

You will see I have users that behave differently, some users are
that connect every day and work on a network, others are external users
entering other websites and are users who have e-mail address
and connect to our server via Outlook email.
I want to get users who have not entered into our server in 6 months
and do not like, because I have multiple paths.
- See inactive for that use dsquery user-inactive 27
- See the Password Last September from a date (eg 31/12/2008
serious "(& (objectCategory = person) (objectClass = user) (pwdLastSet <= 128751480000000000))"-attr name PwdLast
- See Last Logon

It is not the best method, I think the view of the inactive but I find the following cases
1)
Password Last Set: 01/04/2008 11:10:15
Password Expires: 30/06/2008 11:10:15
Last Login: 01/04/2008 11:10:15
Last Logoff: 01/04/2008 11:10:15
2)
Password Last Set: 12/01/2007 13:41:38
Password Expires: 12/04/2007 13:41:38
Last Login: 12/01/2007 13:41:38
Last Logoff: 12/01/2007 13:41:38
3)
Password Last Set: 16/12/2008 11:19:04
Password Expires: 16/03/2009 11:19:04
Last Login: No Value in September
Last Logoff: No Value in September

I understand the following:
In these cases 1 and 2 are connected on the day that you and I have not become more connected to
In case 3 has not been connected ever
but has been able to enter the mail and send and receive all this time and this has not reflected the Additional Account Info?

I can not understand where the fields are updated and Last Last Login Logoff. Is there a page explaining in detail where these points?

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