By default, AD FS in Windows Server 2016 has a basic level of auditing enabled. With basic auditing, administrators will only be able to see up to five events for a single request. But we can raise the auditing level using the PowerShell cmdlet Set-AdfsProperties -AuditLevel.
The following table identifies the available auditing levels.
| Audit Level | PowerShell syntax | Description |
| None | Set-AdfsProperties – AuditLevel None | Auditing is disabled and no events will be logged. |
| Basic (Default) | Set-AdfsProperties – AuditLevel Basic | No more than 5 events will be logged for a single request |
| Verbose | Set-AdfsProperties – AuditLevel Verbose | All events will be logged. This will log a significant amount of information per request. |
If you need to check the current auditing level, you can use the PowerShell cmdlet Get-dfsProperties.
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