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We have an Exchange Server we upgraded from 2003. <br />
I want to track\audit users logons and folder access. <br />
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So I setup to the reg keys for 9074 Folder Access and 9015 Logons. <br />
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I set the value to low hex = 1<br />
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Cool I am getting events in the Application folder. I confirm the level of auditing is set to low, <br />
but wow the number of events is huge. I am going to need a very large event file to keep from<br />
events wrapping even for a day...<br />
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The problem is, all the &quot;Success Audit&quot; entries are flooding the Application log... <br />
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So my questions is this; can I set Exchange such that those events log to a separate log? <br />
That way I am not rolling the application event log so frequently....<br />
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Any help greatly appreciated.
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We have an Exchange Server we upgraded from 2003. 
I want to track\audit users logons and folder access. 

So I setup to the reg keys for 9074 Folder Access and 9015 Logons. 

I set the value to low hex = 1

Cool I am getting events in the Application folder. I confirm the level of auditing is set to low, 
but wow the number of events is huge. I am going to need a very large event file to keep from
events wrapping even for a day...

The problem is, all the "Success Audit" entries are flooding the Application log... 

So my questions is this; can I set Exchange such that those events log to a separate log? 
That way I am not rolling the application event log so frequently....

Any help greatly appreciated.

Exchange Folder and User Logon Auditing 2007

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