I am testing out folder auditing on one of my servers because my users keep dragging folders. On a couple of folders, I setup auditing for that folder only and to log only "Delete". That works. But, whenever someone opens an Excel spreadsheet and saves it to the folder, it logs the .tmp file...
Is there any way to prompt a user when they move a folder? Some of my users accidentally drag and drop folders on my network share and I have to search for the missing folder. I've tried NTFS permission modifications but it did not work. The users need to create files and folders in other...
The best thing to do is to setup an EAP to monitor the Event Log for when the service stops. Stop the service, then read the event log and copy the text from the Event Log. Then create a simple Event Filter for that event log. Usually it gets logged in System under "Service Control Manager"...
I have my Director server stup with an EAP to send an email when a client gets a save dump entry in their Event Log. I get the emails, but about a week after it is logged, sometimes a year later. Here is an email:
Event Text The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was...
Is there any way to audit on a 2000 server when a new share has been created? I enabled auditing on the "Shares" registry key. But that logs even when the registry is being scanned for viruses and being backed up. It also does not log the folder being shared and the share name. I am...
I have some ArcServe 2000 clients that when I click on them under "Client Agents\Windows NT\Windows 2000 Clients", I see their drives, registry, System State, and Microsoft SQL Server. Some servers that do have the SQL agent installed do not show the SQL server under the agent. I have to back...
Sign on as that user with the drive mapping issue. Go into the registry under "HKCU\Network". You should see a subkey named with the drive letter that will not disconnect. Delete that subkey and re-boot. That should get rid of it.
I have weekly schedules setup in Director for restarts and executing batch files. At random, Director will not kick off a scheduled job and just delete it. It does not matter if the job is a one time job or set to run once a week forever. I've deleted the jobs and recreated them and they will...
I am trying to find out why XP Pro SP1 and 2 do not log in the Event Log when a USB device is connected. My 2000 boxes log this:
"Received a device interface ARRIVAL notification for device:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
The Removeable Storage service is set to automatic on 2k boxes, but manual on XP...
I have been using Director since version 2.12 and I've had the same issue with all the versions up to 4.2, which is what I'm currently running. I setup scheduled jobs to go off at certain times and occasionally (About twice a month) the job for that day only will be deleted and therefore will...
I just got a fix from IBM and it seems to work. The reason why "Resource Monitors" does not launch is because there is a timeout issue. By deleting the two .dcf files, it puts Director into a "Slow Down" state because it has to rebuild these two files. While in that state, RM's will launch...
I just noticed that RM is not available again on both my Director servers. Event though I deleted the two .dcf files, once the servers are re-booted, RM's fail again. When I launch RM on an agent, you will see "Starting Task" in the lower left corner. Most of the times it will take exactly...
Try putting C:\program files\ibm\director.save.5 in quotes like this:
twgrestore -t "C:\program files\ibm\director.save.5". If that does not work, move Director.Save.5 to the root of C: and try:
twgrestore -t C:\Director.Save.5.
You can do a twgsave on the old server and then a twgrestore on the new server. I did exactly the same thing you are doing. After you are done, on the new server, run twgipccf to change the name in the "System Name" field to that of the new server, if the new server has a different name. You...
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