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In this video and the next two videos I will be looking at auditing. Auditing allows you to track Active Directory and file access in your organization. In this video I will look at the concepts behind auditing. How it works and what you need to know to start using it. In the next video I will look at how to configure auditing to track changes in Active Directory. The video after this I will look at how to configure auditing for file and folder access. To start with, I will look at the basic concepts of how auditing works. Lets consider an object in Windows. This could be a file or folder, user or computer account or any other object that exists in Windows. In order to protect the object from unauthorized access you require permissions, these are often referred to as Access control List or ACL. If a user requires access to an object, they require permissions to that object. In order to determine if the user has access they are looked up in an Access Control List called Direct Access