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Hey everyone,<br />
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We're looking at setting up a file screen on our file clusters to look for decrypt*.* in the hope that we can catch it early. I have a few questions about this method.<br />
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1. Does FRSM need to be installed and setup on EVERY cluster node.<br />
2. Does using this file screen feature add a performance overhead and slows down file/folder moving and copying?<br />
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Cheers.
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Hey everyone,

We're looking at setting up a file screen on our file clusters to look for decrypt*.* in the hope that we can catch it early. I have a few questions about this method.

1. Does FRSM need to be installed and setup on EVERY cluster node.
2. Does using this file screen feature add a performance overhead and slows down file/folder moving and copying?

Cheers.

Does using the file screen functionality on File Server Resource Manager add a performance hit?

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