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Hi,<br />
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I have a problem with find which are the folders not Accessed on my file server for a long time.<br />
Say i have 50 main folders under E drive.<br />
Inside weach folder i have more than 6 GB data in each folder.I know that some folders are not being used at all from a long time.As i am running short of sopace i want find those folders and take a backup and delete them.So that i can restore when some one comes for it.<br />
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Is there any way to monitor folders for such tasks.<br />
Auditing is there but for such huge data i think it will choke the logs and speed.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

I have a problem with find which are the folders not Accessed on my file server for a long time.
Say i have 50 main folders under E drive.
Inside weach folder i have more than 6 GB data in each folder.I know that some folders are not being used at all from a long time.As i am running short of sopace i want find those folders and take a backup and delete them.So that i can restore when some one comes for it.

Is there any way to monitor folders for such tasks.
Auditing is there but for such huge data i think it will choke the logs and speed.

Regards
Sharath

I have a problem with find which are the folders not Accessed on my file server for a long time.

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