Yep. Dell has streamlined their manufacturing process and unless you're a corporate and want to order dozens of machines you pretty much have to take what they give you these days
Great video, Thank you, one question, any idea how to store such a specific event log in a different volume / drive? in case of an SSD usage, i assume this auditing policy is going to write like a mother. symlink won't help here (I assume).
Wow... That's awesome.. Only the best video on this topic....thank you, in this example you've set on folder, so I can set on volume if I need on all folders under it right?.... Liked and subscribe d.. :) I need more topics on servers, firewall,... Relevant it topics..thanks again
Does this work when a resource is shared over a network? I mean, users are not part of any Windows Server user group. They are "external users". I hope you can understand me. 😅
Awesome and very thorough video.
Yep. Dell has streamlined their manufacturing process and unless you're a corporate and want to order dozens of machines you pretty much have to take what they give you these days
Thanks for this awesome video and very useful, may i know about how to separate (move/rename) from the list but remain the delete action?
Great video, Thank you, one question, any idea how to store such a specific event log in a different volume / drive? in case of an SSD usage, i assume this auditing policy is going to write like a mother.
symlink won't help here (I assume).
Wow... That's awesome.. Only the best video on this topic....thank you, in this example you've set on folder, so I can set on volume if I need on all folders under it right?.... Liked and subscribe d.. :) I need more topics on servers, firewall,... Relevant it topics..thanks again
Is there a way to (1) find out who deleted, even though the policy in this video wasn't set up? (2) Recover the deleted document/file from registry
But how to search event viewer for the file name? I have so many events EVent Viewer doesn't load them it takes forever.
Does this work when a resource is shared over a network? I mean, users are not part of any Windows Server user group. They are "external users". I hope you can understand me. 😅
Tnx aloooot :)
if the computer/user deleted the file is not a domain user, still there will be log?
nice video
windows has built-in command cipher /W:yourDriver