Microsoft Knowledgebase Article Q301677
Posted: 8/31/2005 8:58:13 AM
By: Comfortably Anonymous
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Topic: Windows Administration
I'm so glad they allow feedback. This is the feedback I sent after wasting my time reading Q301677

This means pretty much nothing. Yes, it's the templates used to display the errors. Big deal. How worthless. Oh boy. How about links to real-world explanations of these things. Obviously I'm currently seeing a real-world error (#560) or I wouldn't be looking for information about it. Anybody that thought this was a complete example needs to be kicked in the damn head a few more times. Notice the very top of this so-called article: "and information about how to interpret these events. "  Um, where is the information about how to interpret these events? Oh, it's not there. Someone should be fired. Or kicked in the damn head. What would be useful is descriptions of what conditions might trigger these individual events. Like Error#666 may be caused by abject stupidity, or being kicked in the damn head.
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Microsoft Knowledgebase Article Q301677
Posted: 8/31/2005 8:58:13 AM
By: Comfortably Anonymous
Times Read: 2,295
0 Dislikes: 0
Topic: Windows Administration

I just looked too. This doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Is this informative to anyone out there and if so, please explain what use the info is?

   Event ID: 560 (0x0230)
       Type: Success Audit
Description: Object Open
             Object Server: %1          Object Type: %2
             Object Name: %3            New Handle ID: %4
             Operation ID:{%5,%6}       Process ID: %7
             Primary User Name: %8      Primary Domain: %9
             Primary Logon ID: %10      Client User Name: %11
             Client Domain: %12         Client Logon ID: %13
             Accesses %14               Privileges %15
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