Re: errors access permissions counter


These alerts are based on failure audits of "object access" in the
auditing policy. You would think that enabling this in the domain
policy, local policy, etc would be enough. Not true. For the failure
audits to appear in event viewer, you must enable auditing on the
specific resource. On the desired drive/folder/file (whichever you
choose), access the security options. Click advanced, then the
auditing tab. Choose the users you would like to audit (usually would
be the Everyone group). Voila! The failure audits will start
appearing in the security event viewer log.


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