Which of the following Windows Security Events will NOT map a username to an IP address in Identity Awareness?

Kerberos Ticket Renewed (Event ID 4770) contains both the username and client IP, allowing Identity Awareness to refresh an existing user-to-IP mapping.

Kerberos Ticket Requested (Event ID 4768) is one of the primary events Identity Awareness uses, as it contains the requesting client's IP address and the associated account name.

Account Logon events (Event IDs 4624/4648) map a username to a machine IP at login time and are a core source of identity data for Identity Awareness.

A Kerberos ticket timeout or expiry is not a Windows Security Event that carries both a username and a source IP address in a way that Identity Awareness can use to establish or update a user-to-IP mapping. Identity Awareness relies on events like ticket requests and account logons that include the client IP and identity together; a timed-out ticket event does not create a new mapping association.