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Set up your e-mail server to quarantine or deny them as attachments as well. Considering that is how they are most likely getting onto your network in the first place.<br />
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Then you can create a script to look for the files on the file share
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Set up your e-mail server to quarantine or deny them as attachments as well. Considering that is how they are most likely getting onto your network in the first place.

Then you can create a script to look for the files on the file share

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None are coming in through email that i'm concerned about as them They get quarantined anyways and i approve/reject them. They videos are coming from Users inside who 'forget' that they shouldn't put large videos on my servers. 
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None are coming in through email that i'm concerned about as them They get quarantined anyways and i approve/reject them. They videos are coming from Users inside who 'forget' that they shouldn't put large videos on my servers.

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OK, so here's the deal. My users are putting large videos onto my servers, even after i tell them not too. So every few monthes i have to do a search for videos and remove them from my servers (2000, 2003 Standard, and 2003 SBS standard). Is there a way i can setup to deny certain file types from being put on my server shares and give my users a message saying 'Nope, can't do that'? <br />
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One way i was thinking of is I can add a rule to my antivirus to catch and quarentine all video extentions(.mpeg,.mpg, .avi, ect), but is there any better way? I can't really setup a disk quota because my engineers sometimes work with VERY large files, so that wouldn't really work. <br />
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Thanks
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OK, so here's the deal. My users are putting large videos onto my servers, even after i tell them not too. So every few monthes i have to do a search for videos and remove them from my servers (2000, 2003 Standard, and 2003 SBS standard). Is there a way i can setup to deny certain file types from being put on my server shares and give my users a message saying 'Nope, can't do that'? 

One way i was thinking of is I can add a rule to my antivirus to catch and quarentine all video extentions(.mpeg,.mpg, .avi, ect), but is there any better way? I can't really setup a disk quota because my engineers sometimes work with VERY large files, so that wouldn't really work. 


Thanks

Can you deny certain file types (.mpg, .mpeg, ect..) from being created on a share?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).