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File and folder uditing can do this, but trying to monitor <i>all </i>files and folders will wrap your event logs so fast as to be totally useless.
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File and folder uditing can do this, but trying to monitor all files and folders will wrap your event logs so fast as to be totally useless.

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if there is in that case a monitor software?
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if there is in that case a monitor software?

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Hello<br />
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You should enable the audit log only on the specific files (RH files etc) if not the amount of data will make the analyse useless.<br />
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Dan
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Hello

You should enable the audit log only on the specific files (RH files etc) if not the amount of data will make the analyse useless.

Dan

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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:<br />
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I have try the audit and find useless
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

I have try the audit and find useless

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Hello<br />
In fact all audit method are useless until you find something. The only thing that is activated will say &quot;dont touch&quot; to your admins.<br />
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Dan
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Hello
In fact all audit method are useless until you find something. The only thing that is activated will say "dont touch" to your admins.

Dan

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How is audit useless? Is it not tracking what they're doing, or is it not showing what you expected?
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How is audit useless? Is it not tracking what they're doing, or is it not showing what you expected?

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Perfect auditing software, it can audit what exactly you want
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Perfect auditing software, it can audit what exactly you want

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I have Four Domain Administrator that deal with files, folders and others objects.<br />
how I can monitor them and which files or folders etc ... they have been looking at it.<br />
Is there is a special monitoring software I should look at it or windows 2008 has the capability of doing this<br />

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I have Four Domain Administrator that deal with files, folders and others objects.
how I can monitor them and which files or folders etc ... they have been looking at it.
Is there is a special monitoring software I should look at it or windows 2008 has the capability of doing this


Monitoring Domain Administrator

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.