In my last chapter I was talking about User AD account audit with power shell scripting and Task Scheduler. I also provided an list of Event IDs.
This time I will show you how to create those notification through System Center Operations Manager.
the next thing is to go to rules and create new one.
These events are Security Events in NT Events, so we choose Alert Generating Rules, then Event Based, then NT Event Log
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My suggestion is to create an Custom AD User Events Management pack in which to store those rules. It is easier to edit, or change some things if you have your own packs.
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Now select Default Management Pack, or newly created AD Custom Pack,
After this, name your Rule, set Category and target.
Targets are Domain Controllers, which you defined when
Next, set logon type as security, because it is a security based rule.
Create expression for Event ID 4740 from Security Auditing
On the next screen, you have an option the design your own alert description, with Priority and Severity. I suggest you set for locked account to Low Warning.
Now in description you have an option to use already configured placeholders, or you can create your own.
When you create it, then you can test it by locking some account.
As you see, I have two Domain controllers, and account is locked on both, which is ok, since the DCs are synced.
Now you can create these rules for all the event IDs you like.
Good Luck