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| Subject: | Re: Auditing moved/copied files on a Win2003 network |
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| Date: | Thu, 28 Feb 2008 17:45:00 +0100 |
We have a situation where an employee is leaving and some files got moved on our server. Nothing was deleted, but we're trying to figure out if he copied them to a CD, USB flash drive, etc. I could not find where Windows 2003 Server will let you audit file copies and moves, just deletes and accesses. Is there something I'm missing that's built in, or what 3rd party applications are available (smaller budget, office of 15 users)?
You can also google "audit files folders windows 2003".
-- Jørgen Hovelsen
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