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Shared folder History!!!!
Hi experts,
I've a folder sharen on my network, and in some cases the folders inside it changed by other users on the network,
Can I find any software that can record all the shared folders history in order to know who access the files on the shared folders and change it????
Note, I don't need "ShareWatch" it's simple prog. I need one that record log or history
Thanks in advance
I've a folder sharen on my network, and in some cases the folders inside it changed by other users on the network,
Can I find any software that can record all the shared folders history in order to know who access the files on the shared folders and change it????
Note, I don't need "ShareWatch" it's simple prog. I need one that record log or history
Thanks in advance
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I'm using Windows XP Professional Edition connected to Workgroup Network
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This one can't work with me I need a software to do it, don't want to get into the hassle of Windows policies and how can I read the log?
You can export the eventlog. Why do you absolutely need a seperate software?
J.
J.
ASKER
Because I'll really tell you, the one that I need to install this to him on his machine can't even run msconfig!!!!!!!!
I think I'm getting it. With 'the one' you are referring to a person, not a machine?
Maybe you can set it up for him.
And then use an easy tool to read the XP event log: http://www.event-log-xp.com/
Or use tailxp, this can continuously monitor the event log: http://infiero.com/tailxp/index.html
Otherwise you are out of luck. Or maybe someone else knows an easier way?
J.
Maybe you can set it up for him.
And then use an easy tool to read the XP event log: http://www.event-log-xp.com/
Or use tailxp, this can continuously monitor the event log: http://infiero.com/tailxp/index.html
Otherwise you are out of luck. Or maybe someone else knows an easier way?
J.
And if it's MS, are you using Active Directory?
J.