![]() ![]() ![]() Additionally, it is important to know that an Active Directory domain controller stores the date and time always in the UTC time format (Universal Coordinated Time) - this is (almost) the former Greenwich Meantime (GMT). The value stored in the lastLogon attribute represents the date and time of the account logon, expressed in 100-nanosecond steps since 12:00 AM, January 1, 1601.īy the way, this is a specification which is also used in the Microsoft FileTime structure. There is another article in the SelfADSI Tutorial about the Microsoft Integer8 values which represent date and time or time intervals. The lastLogontimestamp value is a Microsoft Large Integer, these are signed numeric values of 8 Byte (64 bit) - those are often called Integer8 values for this reason: ![]() This attribute can be found in the properties of the LDAP object of the regarding AD domain. 1.2.840.113556.1.4.906 - Microsoft Large Integerīy the way: The waiting time of two weeks that a single domain controllers allows to pass before he replicates the lastLogonTimestamp attribute for a user object to other DCs is specified in the attribute msDS-LogonTimeSyncInterval. ![]()
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