Re: How to tell if someone has access my files?
From: Allen Harkleroad - Microsoft MVP (allenharkleroad@spamcop.net)
Date: 08/16/02
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From: "Allen Harkleroad - Microsoft MVP" <allenharkleroad@spamcop.net> Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 09:53:24 -0400
Pen the computer Management (mmc) in the administrative tools folder. Look
for "shared Folders" look for shares without a $ in the share name, right
click on each of the shares and look at the "share permissions", remove any
unwanted permissions or remove the network share entirely.
Then look through the user accounts in "local users and groups" and right
click on each look at each users "member of" and see if anyone has more
permissions than they should have.
Allen
-- Allen Harkleroad Microsoft MVP 1996 to present "please keep replies in the newsgroup so others can benefit, email requests will be ignored" Spammers can send email to: blockme@relays.osirusoft.com (if you want to be added to the black list) "Darren Henne" <darren.henne@hrc-cc.com> wrote in message news:2c8801c2449e$bfba3bd0$a4e62ecf@tkmsftngxa06... I have been looking through securoty logs, but connet tell if files on my network have been accessed by someone that was not suppose to. Does any one have any good tricks or hints? Thanks in advance, -Darren
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