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I need to enable auditing on certain files/folders on a Windows Server 2008 system. &nbsp;When I try to select auditing for these files all the check boxes are greyed out.<br />

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I need to enable auditing on certain files/folders on a Windows Server 2008 system.  When I try to select auditing for these files all the check boxes are greyed out.


How do I enable file/folder auditing on a Windows Server 2008 system

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OS Security

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