Lepide Change Reporter
for Active Directory - Freeware
Our free AD tool to monitor and report Active Directory Changes in real time.
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Monitor and Report on Active Directory Changes for Free
With our Active Directory Change Audit and Report Freeware you can see the changes made to users, groups, group memberships, organizational units, permissions, and other objects. Once installed, it’s yours, for free, forever!
Easy To Use
Installing, configuring and using our AD Change Audit and Report Freeware is very easy. You can track all changes made to Active Directory using the predefined report and the intuitive radar tab.
Instant Visibility
Our in-built dashboard consolidates audit data from Active Directory objects to get reliable audit logs. You can also quickly view audit changes 24 hours a day and easily identify any potential security risks.
Noise-Free Auditing
The solution collects raw logs and transforms them into meaningful, precise and actionable information about user activity. This means you can drown out the noise and see only what you need to see.
Better Than Native Auditing
Unlike native auditing, the Administrator is not required to delve deep into an unmanageable pool of event logs. Our tool shows only one single meaningful record for a single change that is easily notifiable.
Start Your Journey to Better Active Directory Reporting
Our “All Environment Changes” report included in the Change Reporter freeware, provides information on all the changes being made to Active Directory Configurations. You can also get answers to the ‘when and where’ auditing questions to help you increase visibility and provide some context to changes.
Remember, the Change Reporter freeware only provides initial awareness over changes being made. If you want complete visibility over your Active Directory, it is recommended that you take a free trial of Lepide Active Directory Auditor.
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