2003 Server User Auditing

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nekrum

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572 posts

278 months

Thursday 17th March 2005
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Hello All

Does anyone know the best way to audit what files / folders delete by who did it and when.

Got phantom file deletions!....

Thanks

_DeeJay_

4,899 posts

255 months

Thursday 17th March 2005
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restrospecively - it's going to be difficult.
You can setup auditing on the files for next time though (once you've restored from backup!)

nekrum

Original Poster:

572 posts

278 months

Thursday 17th March 2005
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_DeeJay_ said:
restrospecively - it's going to be difficult.
You can setup auditing on the files for next time though (once you've restored from backup!)


What's the best method to do this?

_DeeJay_

4,899 posts

255 months

Thursday 17th March 2005
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nekrum said:

_DeeJay_ said:
restrospecively - it's going to be difficult.
You can setup auditing on the files for next time though (once you've restored from backup!)



What's the best method to do this?


You can determine which files are audited using NTFS auditing.

Basically, you:

1) enable auditing (which is the done using policies)
2) Select which files/folders you want to audit and for what actions (right click on the folder, properties, security, auditing)

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