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Posted by Roger Abell on June 13, 2005, 12:38 am
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With Wmi one can define custom events that get logged, and one
can also set things up so that your code is notified if/when a certain
trigger is seen (like some event log message). This can be done
from real code or script.
You may want to look into event notifications/subscriptions in Wmi
if it is possible for you to predict what the changes are that these
Admins would be doing.
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Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Security)
> Hello there
>
> we are setting policies to have admins upgrade a word docs with what they
> did on certain servers (DB) every time they modify smthing.
> since it is database servers the updates are not as frequent, I want to
> setup a message to remind admins to go to main file server and update the
> "server update log"
> is it possible ? we are using win2k03
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