Exchange Admin Audit Log Event ID 25384

SourceExchange (LOGbinder EX)
LogAdmin Audit
Windows Security Log
Category
 • Subcategory		Object Access
 • Application Generated
Type Success
Failure

25384: Set-EmailAddressPolicy Exchange cmdlet issued

This is an event from Exchange audit event from LOGbinder EX generated by Log  Admin Audit.

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See also the TechNet article on the cmdlet Set-EmailAddressPolicy

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Description Fields in 25384

FieldDescription
OccurredDate and time when Exchange registered the cmdlet.
CmdletThe cmdlet that was issued.
Performed byThe user who issued the cmdlet.
Succeeded"Yes", if succeeded, "No", otherwise.
Error"None", if the cmdlet resulted in no error, the error message otherwise.
Originating serverThe host name of the server.
Object modifiedThe object that was modified by the cmdlet.
ParametersThe list of parameters, listing them by the parameter's Name and Value.
Modified propertiesModified properties, if any (otherwise "n/a").
Additional informationAdditional information, if any (otherwise "n/a").

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Examples of 25384

Set-EmailAddressPolicy Exchange cmdlet issued
Occurred: 12/23/2012 3:28:08 PM
Cmdlet: Set-EmailAddressPolicy
Performed by: sp2010.com/Users/Joe Taylor
Succeeded: Yes
Error: None
Originating server: SP2010-EX1 (14.02.0328.009)
Object modified: TestEmailAddressPolicy
Parameters
  Name: Identity, Value: [TestEmailAddressPolicy]
Name: Name, Value: [NewEmailAddressPolicy]
Modified Properties
  Name: RawName, Old Value: [TestEmailAddressPolicy], New Value: [NewEmailAddressPolicy]
Name: DistinguishedName, Old Value: [CN=TestEmailAddressPolicy,CN=Recipient Policies,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=sp2010,DC=com], New Value: [CN=NewEmailAddressPolicy,CN=Recipient Policies,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=sp2010,DC=com]
Name: Name, Old Value: [TestEmailAddressPolicy], New Value: [NewEmailAddressPolicy]
Additional information: CmdletParameters/Parameter/Name= [Identity]; CmdletParameters/Parameter/Value= [TestEmailAddressPolicy]; CmdletParameters/Parameter/Name= [Name]; CmdletParameters/Parameter/Value= [NewEmailAddressPolicy]; ModifiedProperties/Property/Name= [RawName]; ModifiedProperties/Property/OldValue= [TestEmailAddressPolicy]; ModifiedProperties/Property/NewValue= [NewEmailAddressPolicy]; ModifiedProperties/Property/Name= [DistinguishedName]; ModifiedProperties/Property/OldValue= [CN=TestEmailAddressPolicy,CN=Recipient Policies,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=sp2010,DC=com]; ModifiedProperties/Property/NewValue= [CN=NewEmailAddressPolicy,CN=Recipient Policies,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=sp2010,DC=com]; ModifiedProperties/Property/Name= [Name]; ModifiedProperties/Property/OldValue= [TestEmailAddressPolicy]; ModifiedProperties/Property/NewValue= [NewEmailAddressPolicy]

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