Moving Folder Q

[Guest Jonathan Morningstar]

How can I tell when and who keeps moving a folder on the server?

 

I have a folder called Marketing and one of the users keeps moving it into

random locations. How, in the Event Viewer, or however can I tell who moves

it.

 

Ugh...

 

Respectfully,

 

Jonathan Morningstar

Greenville South Carolina USA

[Guest Daniel H]

RE: Moving Folder Q

 

 

 

"Jonathan Morningstar" wrote:

> How can I tell when and who keeps moving a folder on the server?

>

> I have a folder called Marketing and one of the users keeps moving it into

> random locations. How, in the Event Viewer, or however can I tell who moves

> it.

>

> Ugh...

>

> Respectfully,

>

> Jonathan Morningstar

> Greenville South Carolina USA

>

 

Hy

 

You can enable Auditing on the Folder above the Marketing Folder to audit,

who deletes or change the Folder.

First you have to enable Auditing in the local Security Settings

To audit a file or folder, right-click it and select the Properties command

from the resulting menu. You’ll see the object’s Properties sheet. Select the

Properties sheet’s Security tab, and click the Advanced button to display the

Access Control Settings Properties sheet for the object. Select the Auditing

tab. Then, click the Add button, and you’ll be presented with a list of users

and groups. Select the groups that you wish to audit, and click OK.

 

I hope it was helpful

Respectfully

Daniel H

Switzerland

[Guest Jonathan Morningstar]

Re: Moving Folder Q

 

Thanks Daniel...

 

Will these action then show up in the Event Viewer?

 

Respectfully,

 

Jonathan M*

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>

> "Jonathan Morningstar" wrote:

>

>> How can I tell when and who keeps moving a folder on the server?

>>

>> I have a folder called Marketing and one of the users keeps moving it

>> into

>> random locations. How, in the Event Viewer, or however can I tell who

>> moves

>> it.

>>

>> Ugh...

>>

>> Respectfully,

>>

>> Jonathan Morningstar

>> Greenville South Carolina USA

>>

>

> Hy

>

> You can enable Auditing on the Folder above the Marketing Folder to audit,

> who deletes or change the Folder.

> First you have to enable Auditing in the local Security Settings

> To audit a file or folder, right-click it and select the Properties

> command

> from the resulting menu. You’ll see the object’s Properties sheet. Select

> the

> Properties sheet’s Security tab, and click the Advanced button to display

> the

> Access Control Settings Properties sheet for the object. Select the

> Auditing

> tab. Then, click the Add button, and you’ll be presented with a list of

> users

> and groups. Select the groups that you wish to audit, and click OK.

>

> I hope it was helpful

> Respectfully

> Daniel H

> Switzerland