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Starting with the AD schema version in Windows Server 2008 (AD Schema objectVersion = 44), you can use several alternate login-related attributes: Therefore, the data in this attribute on a specific DC may not be relevant. However, replication of this attribute takes a long time (this attribute is replicated only if its value is 14 days or older than the previous one).

lastLogonTimeStamp attribute is also changed when the user logs on to the domain controller and is replicated to other DCs.

The value of this attribute on different DCs for the user can be different or even zero (if the user has never been authenticated on this DC) Therefore, if there are multiple domain controllers at different AD sites, you will have to check this attribute on each of them and then compare the resulting data. But it only changes on the domain controller that authenticated the user and is not replicated to other domain controllers.

lastLogon attribute is updated when the user logs on to the domain.

You can see two similar attributes on the screenshot above - lastLogon and lastLogonTimestamp. This attribute contains the time the user was last logged in to the domain.

In the list of attributes, find lastLogon.Find the user in the AD tree and open its properties.In the top menu, enable the option View > Advanced Features.

You can find the domain user’s last logon time with the ADUC graphical console (Active Directory Users and Computers): How to Get a User’s Last Logon Time Using ADUC?