In Windows NT, you were able to look in server manager to view files that users had open. I thought in Windows 2000/2003 you could go into Computer Management, Open Files to see this. Is this the way to do it or am I missing something. I went in here and didn't see any open files which doesn't make sense.
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Windows Server 2003 Server manager View Open Files Easy Question 3
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Open the MMC and add the 'Shared Folders' snap in.
Under it you will Shares, sessions and open files.
Look under open files...
Under it you will Shares, sessions and open files.
Look under open files...
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That will only show files that are opened remotly.
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That can be a bit ott as it tells you every open file inc system files.
Process explorer will tell you what files are open by what process.
Process explorer will tell you what files are open by what process.
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