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security auditing on a share Bryce 03-01-2007
Posted by Bryce on March 1, 2007, 4:13 pm
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I've set up auditing on a dummy share on a server.

In the Event Viewer, I'm looking under Security logs for signs of access to
that folder and opening of a file in that folder and I don't see anything
even when I access it from a third computer.

What exactly should I be looking for? Where are the logs kept for this
information?

Thanks.



Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on March 1, 2007, 8:45 pm
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They show up in the security log as category Object Access events.
There are two things you must do to enable this. One, it sounds you
have done, is set audit SACL in the Security dialog of the NTFS
object, on the Audit tab. The other is to enable auditing of Object
Access for success and/or failure, in the local security policy or
via GPO that sets this.

> I've set up auditing on a dummy share on a server.
>
> In the Event Viewer, I'm looking under Security logs for signs of access
> to that folder and opening of a file in that folder and I don't see
> anything even when I access it from a third computer.
>
> What exactly should I be looking for? Where are the logs kept for this
> information?
>
> Thanks.
>



Posted by Bryce on March 2, 2007, 12:31 pm
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Thank you Roger.

Bryce.

> They show up in the security log as category Object Access events.
> There are two things you must do to enable this. One, it sounds you
> have done, is set audit SACL in the Security dialog of the NTFS
> object, on the Audit tab. The other is to enable auditing of Object
> Access for success and/or failure, in the local security policy or
> via GPO that sets this.
>
>> I've set up auditing on a dummy share on a server.
>>
>> In the Event Viewer, I'm looking under Security logs for signs of access
>> to that folder and opening of a file in that folder and I don't see
>> anything even when I access it from a third computer.
>>
>> What exactly should I be looking for? Where are the logs kept for this
>> information?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>
>



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