folder so that may help you track it down unless everyone has write permissions. You can audit a folder/file for access by first enabling auditing of object access on the server and then auditing a folder. The problem is there is audit permission for...

File/Folder audit. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Hello, How to find which user updated/created any file(s)/folder(s) under Windows 2000 server? Are there any tools/utilities. Thanks.. Archived from groups:...

has accessed my drive. I have private/confidential information on my PC and do not want administrators to be able to access it, unless I give explicit permission. How can I achieve this? Thanks, Robin.. Archived from groups:...

fileacl. Dumpsec is a free program from SomarSoft and allows you to dump file permissions in a number of ways. Fileacl is a command line utility with some pretty good abilities. You can also use it to display permissions in a number of ways and the /sub...

file system settings to set/enforce permissions on folder or files. It may help to enable auditing of object access on the computer where this is happening and then audit that file for change permissions and deletion to see what events are recorded in the...

accesses a folder/file by enabling auditing of logon events and then enabling auditing of object access which would then allow you to audit access to folder/file permissions. You could correlate the object access events to logon events in the security...

NTFS permissions to a share or file?? With the shared vs NTFS permissions the most restrictive permission will take effect but which should you lock down the shared or the NTFS permissions?? Can you give an example? With NTFS permissions on a file what...

Hi JTT, In general, I'd suggest using tape backup/restore to get all your files and permissions moved to the new server. It _can_ be done over the network but there are lots of issues. You may want to do an ACL audit to make sure no ACLs are server...

Audit Permission Changes. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Hi We have a problem with users changing the permissions to folders on one of our servers. I would like to Audit this but I am having problems finding out exactly how...

i get access denied errors "you do not have permission to overwrite file file55.txt" or something to that effect. I can rename it, delete it etc but i cant copy-overwrite it. Does windows use the source files owner to determine the permissions? Shouldnt...