OT: Group Policies

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It's been awhile and my memory is a bit foggy but, I think you can turn on auditing for the executable files that you want to monitor. You can audit file opens, reads, copies, etc. This will write to your event log. I can't remember if you can set this up on your server to audit files on your workstations or not, you may have to set it up on the workstations themselves. Hope this helps..
James Piper <admin@...> wrote:Okay here is one for you guru's out there
I have NT4 servers
2000 Pro workstations
I have a couple of people that are playing games too much
I don't want to just remove the games without being able to show them,
boom here is a log of what you have been doing

Can I write a local policy on the machine or what would be the best way
to do that for auditing how many times a day this person does this.
If its during break time fine.

Ideas?

James Piper - Systems Administrator
MECO, Inc
2121 S. Main St
Paris, IL 61944
(217) 465-7575 ext 201
Fax (217) 465-5230
Email: <mailto:admin@...> admin@...




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Okay here is one for you guru's out there
I have NT4 servers
2000 Pro workstations
I have a couple of people that are playing games too much
I don't want to just remove the games without being able to show them,
boom here is a log of what you have been doing

Can I write a local policy on the machine or what would be the best way
to do that for auditing how many times a day this person does this.
If its during break time fine.

Ideas?

James Piper - Systems Administrator
MECO, Inc
2121 S. Main St
Paris, IL 61944
(217) 465-7575 ext 201
Fax (217) 465-5230
Email: <mailto:admin@...> admin@...




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