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I WANT TO MONITOR WHO ACCESS FILES ON THE NETWORK & WHO DOWNLOAD OR INSTALL ON THEIR SYSTEMS
I WANT TO MONITOR WHO ACCESS FILES ON THE NETWORK & WHO DOWNLOAD OR INSTALL ON THEIR SYSTEMS.
We have a 40 system network with 2000 server, Is there software that will do this in a easie way. I want to monitor if someone is browsing network folders, mapped drives and whethe someone is downloading or installing on their systems. I think if I can send them an email letting them know That they did something on the network and I know about it, It may stop them from doing thinga that may be harmfull to the system. And we won't have to really lock down net access etc.
Software or stuff I can do from the server
Thank you
We have a 40 system network with 2000 server, Is there software that will do this in a easie way. I want to monitor if someone is browsing network folders, mapped drives and whethe someone is downloading or installing on their systems. I think if I can send them an email letting them know That they did something on the network and I know about it, It may stop them from doing thinga that may be harmfull to the system. And we won't have to really lock down net access etc.
Software or stuff I can do from the server
Thank you
are you using a domain, or workgroup ?
You can enable auditing on the Windows 2000 Server by following the guide below
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q300549/
You must be aware however that this puts a load on the Server's Resources (CPU, RAM, disk access) so you may want to be cautious when implementing it. With respect to the installation of software.
Why do your users' have permission to do that...? You could lock that down from Group Policies i.e. don't allow access to install programs....unless a member of Administrators Group
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q300549/
You must be aware however that this puts a load on the Server's Resources (CPU, RAM, disk access) so you may want to be cautious when implementing it. With respect to the installation of software.
Why do your users' have permission to do that...? You could lock that down from Group Policies i.e. don't allow access to install programs....unless a member of Administrators Group
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I'm using a domain
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So, I could stop install from a users system from group Policies, sound cool, can this also manage web access? how do I set gp up this way.
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O, i see you attached a link to show me how. is there any 3rd party software that will do this well
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