Guest Rayees Posted August 16, 2007 Posted August 16, 2007 Dear All I a small issue, before going directly to the problem, let me take you through the scenario. SCENARIO -------------- We have file servers (windows 2003) in our branch offices, in those servers along with users home drive we have also created a department drive. Department drive means, I create a folder called Enggineering, and given access to all the users belongs to engineering department. Which is simple. PROBLEM ------------- The problem I'm facing here is, if someone (in the eng. dept) copy a file to that dept. drive, I don't know who copied the file there. The reason why I need to know this is, many people copy some music files there, (which is violation as per our company policy). Since many of them have an access, I'm unable to pinpoint who copied this files. I'm aware I can stop copying such files thru Windows 2003 R2, however at this moment, I would like to know who copied these files, so that we can reqeust/warn that specific user. With Kind Regards Rayees
Guest Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Posted August 16, 2007 Posted August 16, 2007 Re: ACL on server Hello Rayees, Did you check the ownership from the file properties? Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Dear All > > I a small issue, before going directly to the problem, let me take you > through the scenario. > > SCENARIO > -------------- > We have file servers (windows 2003) in our branch offices, in those > servers > along with users home drive we have also created a department drive. > Department drive means, I create a folder called Enggineering, and > given > access to all the users belongs to engineering department. Which is > simple. > PROBLEM > ------------- > The problem I'm facing here is, if someone (in the eng. dept) copy a > file to > that dept. drive, I don't know who copied the file there. The reason > why I > need to know this is, many people copy some music files there, (which > is > violation as per our company policy). Since many of them have an > access, > I'm unable to pinpoint who copied this files. > I'm aware I can stop copying such files thru Windows 2003 R2, however > at this moment, I would like to know who copied these files, so that > we can reqeust/warn that specific user. > > With Kind Regards > Rayees
Guest Rayees Posted August 17, 2007 Posted August 17, 2007 Re: ACL on server HI Thanks for your valuable input, I got it now. Regards Rayees "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" <meiweb@gmx.de> wrote in message news:ff16fb664bac98c9ae2beb1864ba@msnews.microsoft.com... > Hello Rayees, > > Did you check the ownership from the file properties? > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > confers no rights. > >> Dear All >> >> I a small issue, before going directly to the problem, let me take you >> through the scenario. >> >> SCENARIO >> -------------- >> We have file servers (windows 2003) in our branch offices, in those >> servers >> along with users home drive we have also created a department drive. >> Department drive means, I create a folder called Enggineering, and >> given >> access to all the users belongs to engineering department. Which is >> simple. >> PROBLEM >> ------------- >> The problem I'm facing here is, if someone (in the eng. dept) copy a >> file to >> that dept. drive, I don't know who copied the file there. The reason >> why I >> need to know this is, many people copy some music files there, (which >> is >> violation as per our company policy). Since many of them have an >> access, >> I'm unable to pinpoint who copied this files. >> I'm aware I can stop copying such files thru Windows 2003 R2, however >> at this moment, I would like to know who copied these files, so that >> we can reqeust/warn that specific user. >> >> With Kind Regards >> Rayees > >
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