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Posted by Steve Gould on June 21, 2007, 2:12 pm
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Robin,
Where is your performance being affected? Is it CPU or Disk performance? If
it is disk performance then you could move your log files to a different
spindle dedicated to log files only... Some of my servers are set up that
way for that very purpose.
Steve
> Hi,
> due to regulations we have to monitor any access to the files stored
> on our file server. At the first glance i thought no problem - use
> windows tools and every thing is ok. But the problem is now that there
> are too much log messages. So the server performance is going down in
> case of activated windows logging.
>
> Are there possiblities in windows (or some external tools) to set up a
> highly performable file access audit?
>
> At least we need the following information:
> - Username
> - File + Path
> - Timestamp
>
> best regards,
> robin
>
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