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This software worked great. I was discouraged at first due to the difficulty and time it takes to get software approved to bring in to our network (closed network and lengthy testing and approval process) I got lucky and this tool is actually included in the WASSP security compliance tool, which has already been approved, alleviating the need to wait out the approval.<br />
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Thanks for the quick and spot on answer.
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This software worked great. I was discouraged at first due to the difficulty and time it takes to get software approved to bring in to our network (closed network and lengthy testing and approval process) I got lucky and this tool is actually included in the WASSP security compliance tool, which has already been approved, alleviating the need to wait out the approval.

Thanks for the quick and spot on answer.

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I have a need to identify all objects with auditing enabled on several servers. Primarily, the request was to identify any failed object access auditing that has been enabled at the folder level by previous admins.<br />
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Short of going folder to folder, I'm not sure how to do this. It seems there must be some tool that could scour all the folders and output a list of folders w/any auditing enabled. I have searched for several days online and have been unable to come up with anything. 
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I have a need to identify all objects with auditing enabled on several servers. Primarily, the request was to identify any failed object access auditing that has been enabled at the folder level by previous admins.

Short of going folder to folder, I'm not sure how to do this. It seems there must be some tool that could scour all the folders and output a list of folders w/any auditing enabled. I have searched for several days online and have been unable to come up with anything. 

Tool or command to find all objects being audited?

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