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Network File Access Information

Asked by mapalaska2003 in Intellectual Property, File Servers

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Greetings,
We had an employee leave our company, but before he left he access some files on the network that he really had no reason to access. I was able to determine that he had accessed them by running a program called Tree Size Professional, which basically just provides property type information on a drive, folder and/or file.

My question is this: is there a way to tell what he did when he accessed the file? I'd like to be able to determine if the files or folders were copied.

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Zones: Intellectual Property, File Servers
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Solution Provided By: tigermatt
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