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Windows 2003 Server and XP Auditing 101

Abstract In today's network infrastructures, you need to be mindful of security and the possibility of exploitation and attack. Although this has always been a threat, it seems that security analysis on network systems and devices has been moved to the forefront of importance and attention, especially with the new emphasis on homeland security and defense. This article shows you how to set up basic auditing on a Windows XP or 2003 Server system.