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I have set the file audit modify and delete and which event ID

represent a user have modified or

have deleted the file .I hope to kbow which user have modified and

delete of the special fle

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    I have set the file audit modify and delete and which event ID

    represent a user have modified or

    have deleted the file .I hope to kbow which user have modified and

    delete of the special fle

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    "snakesboy" <snakesboys@gmail.com> wrote in message

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    >I have set the file audit modify and delete and which event ID

    > represent a user have modified or

    > have deleted the file .I hope to kbow which user have modified and

    > delete of the special fle

     

    You have to also enable File (i.e., OBJECT Auditing) in the Local

    Security Policies or through a GPO.

     

    Auditing of files and other objects requires TWO types of settings:

     

    1) ACLs on the Files (like permissions but for auditing)

     

    2) General enabling of the auditing

     

    Both are required.

     

     

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    Herb Martin, MCSE, MVP

    http://www.LearnQuick.Com

    (phone on web site)

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    "snakesboy" <snakesboys@gmail.com> wrote in message

    news:1183716064.137043.208140@o11g2000prd.googlegroups.com...

    >I have set the file audit modify and delete and which event ID

    > represent a user have modified or

    > have deleted the file .I hope to kbow which user have modified and

    > delete of the special fle

     

    You have to also enable File (i.e., OBJECT Auditing) in the Local

    Security Policies or through a GPO.

     

    Auditing of files and other objects requires TWO types of settings:

     

    1) ACLs on the Files (like permissions but for auditing)

     

    2) General enabling of the auditing

     

    Both are required.

     

     

    --

    Herb Martin, MCSE, MVP

    http://www.LearnQuick.Com

    (phone on web site)

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