If you enable it in Domain Controller Security Policy, file auditing will work only on domain controllers. Also check to see if the security log is
full. You may want to clear it and be sure to increase the size of it
substantially. --- Steve
"Ken" <Ken@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8B443B1C-4C57-4359-97FD-CD76817308EF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >I have enabled "Audit Object Access" in the default domain controllers
> policy, its been enabled for a few days now. However, when I set a file up
> for auditng for success or failure of multiple attributes such as delete
> etc,
> the changes never show up in the Event Viewer Security log, so I suppose
> its
> not working or I have something configured incorrectly. Note that "Audit
> Account Management" is also enable in this policy and is writing to the
> security log with no issues.
>
> Any help would be greatly apprecitated.
>
>
> Thanks
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