File Server Resource Manager R2

[Guest johan]

Does anyone know a way to get FSRM to send a pop up to a user when they

violate a file screen policy, using the Command tab? when I try it i get the

following error in the event log:

File Server Resource Manager Service error: Unexpected error.

 

Operation:

Running command line action.

Handling a file screen audit event.

Processing File Server Resource Manager event

 

Context:

Action type: Command Action

Action name: Command Action0

Account: NT AUTHORITY\LocalService

Executable path: D:\DataRestriction.vbs

Arguments:

Working directory: C:\NOSW2K3\system32

Monitor command: FALSE

Log result: TRUE

Kill timeout: 0

File screen path: D:\Data

 

Error-specific details:

Error: CreateProcess, 0x800700c1, is not a valid Win32 application.

 

 

For more information, see Help and Support Center at

[Guest Jabez Gan [MVP]]

Re: File Server Resource Manager R2

 

Please view:

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windows.server.general/browse_thread/thread/6fc442c4029970a9/6c550422c5143bc8?lnk=st&q=fsrm+script+#6c550422c5143bc8

 

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Jabez Gan

Microsoft MVP: Windows Server - File Storage

"johan" <johan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:91F06F6C-3DF2-44A3-82B6-CC288F7DE6DE@microsoft.com...

> Does anyone know a way to get FSRM to send a pop up to a user when they

> violate a file screen policy, using the Command tab? when I try it i get

> the

> following error in the event log:

> File Server Resource Manager Service error: Unexpected error.

>

> Operation:

> Running command line action.

> Handling a file screen audit event.

> Processing File Server Resource Manager event

>

> Context:

> Action type: Command Action

> Action name: Command Action0

> Account: NT AUTHORITY\LocalService

> Executable path: D:\DataRestriction.vbs

> Arguments:

> Working directory: C:\NOSW2K3\system32

> Monitor command: FALSE

> Log result: TRUE

> Kill timeout: 0

> File screen path: D:\Data

>

> Error-specific details:

> Error: CreateProcess, 0x800700c1, is not a valid Win32 application.

>

>

> For more information, see Help and Support Center at

>

>