Audit access to a Windows 7 Folder

Hi, I can to Audit the access to a Windows 7 folder quickly and accurately. I have been working in IT support services for the past 16 years and have gained great experience in system administration of: - Audit the access to a Windows files and folder (Windows any version); - MS Office (any versions), - Windows Servers (2003, 2008, 2012); - Windows Desktops (XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8), Office (any version); - Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, Terminal services, group policy management. I have knowledge of Internet Firewall and Ethernet switching in a business environment; Virtual Server experience (Hyper-V/VmWare) (AD 2003 Server migration to VMWare); Proficiency in: GP's, Basic TCP/IP switching, routing and firewalling knowledge, security and AV/Malware applications (SEP 12.0, KIS) in an enterprise environment. I am an MCP in "Managing and Maintaining Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment", year 2007. I worked well in a team at all my jobs. I am sociable and can work well with end users. Andrew

I m a desktop architect. I could help you out with this. Please don't hesitate to ask if any questions. Thanks,

Hi. What windows 7 version you use. This option available only in pro, enterprise or ultimate version. Or may be use third party software?

Hello, If at least a Pro edition it should work. If not solved meanwhile could go over team viewer and try to help.

As a system administrator, I am managing a mixed network environment of Linux, Windows, BSD under VMware vSphere platform and do automation scripting. Before enable file auditing, you should consider the following things: - Period of auditing - Where to store logs file for easy audit - Has enough storage to keep logs I am very pleased if I can help you.

Did you now that - The hard disk must be formatted with the NTFS file system for auditing to work. - If your computer is a member of a domain and the administrator has set domain-level auditing policies, those policies override these local settings?

Hi, I could help you with this problem. If you give remote access (rdp, radmin, etc. ) to your Windows 7 box be the best way.

If I know more details I think it will be a simple solution :) We had similar issues with auditing during our SQL Farm installation. Please contact me. Thank you

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Have experience on Windows systems, Linux systems, Cisco / Juniper / CheckPoint / HP / Peplink / Fortinet devices, VM environments, hosting, Helpdesk and Asset Management systems, Antivirus systems... If you need any further support or information, please don't hesitate to contact me. Regards. P/S: - Experience in a lot of Server system: All Windows and Linux versions... - Experience in a lot of Network product: Cisco, Avaya, HP, Juniper, FortiGate etc. - Expert at leading complex multistage projects. - Proven ability to manage all phases of project life: inception, documentation, procure-ment, deployment, and turnover for monitoring and administration. - MCSA (Microsoft Certificate System Administrator). - MCSE (Microsoft Certificate System Engineer). - CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate). - CCDA (Cisco Certified Design Associate). - CCNP R-S (Cisco Certified Network Professional R-S). - CCNA Security (Cisco Certified Network Associate Security). - CCNP Security (Cisco Certified Network Professional Security). - VMware Technical Solution Professional ( VTSP 5)

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