Re: track who accessed/deleted a file/folder.
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Date: 11/13/03
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Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 11:07:29 -0800
Hi,
Unfortunately I have did all that, and also asked someone
to test it as well. It just doesn't work. Have anyone
of you tested this yet?
Thanks,
Min
>-----Original Message-----
>You can enable auditing of object access and then audit
specific files/folders for
>particular access levels by users/groups, but it does
generate a huge amount of
>entries so you may want to use it sparingly. It may help
to filter for certain for
>events such as 560 and 562. --- Steve
>
><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> Does anyone know how to track who last accessed a file
or
>> folder? In Novell, once someone opened the file/folder,
>> there is a time and user ID stamped. If someone also
>> deletes a file, you can find out who deleted a file. I
>> have setup audit in win2k, but it is no use.
>> Thanks.
>> Min
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