Re: Audit file/folder access
- From: "Hugo" <hugorobichrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 12:54:11 -0500
Hi Johan !
First, thank you for your time !
For the folder I want to audit, I use a more restrictive group than
Everyone, so I have only a specified group of users to be audited...
My problem is that before adding any audit using NTFS security, many many
log entries appears in Event Log.... I don't want those entries...
Any idea ?
"Johan Engdahl" <johan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
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You choose what file or folder you wish to audit and using NTFS security
tab, auditing tab and choose for Everyone what to audit. Unfortunately
Systemaccount is also included in Everyone so you won´t get rid of those
entries.
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Johan Engdahl
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"Hugo" <hugorobichrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Everyone !
I activated "Audit Object Access" with "Success and Failure" in a GPO for
one of my server. Without configuring any File/Folder for Audit (or any
other objects), my Security Event Log is filling up with files access
(normal user and System) for file access on C: and D: drives and registry
access for System user !!!
What can I do to not have those events in my event log ?
I want to monitor only one directory on D: drive...
Any idea ?
Thank you !
Hugo
PS: Sorry for my bad english, I'm french speaking !
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