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You mean auditing should be enabled to the particular registry folder or to the folder which is being shared. Please let me know.
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You mean auditing should be enabled to the particular registry folder or to the folder which is being shared. Please let me know.

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Hi,<br />
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I am investigating a issue of folder sharing. One of the folders in the server was shared and suddenly this shared folder was inaccessible. Checking the server it was found that the folder sharing was removed. Could you please help me to find out the exact event id so that can figure out who has unshared this folder.
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Hi,

I am investigating a issue of folder sharing. One of the folders in the server was shared and suddenly this shared folder was inaccessible. Checking the server it was found that the folder sharing was removed. Could you please help me to find out the exact event id so that can figure out who has unshared this folder.

Event ID for unsharing folder

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