Folder auditing

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From: "langjr15@xxxxxxxx" <langjr15@xxxxxxxx>
Date: 2 Nov 2006 13:03:05 -0800

Hi all quick question. Im in the middle of implementing the user
network drive size auditing. However the drive that holds the users
directory also has other items so I cant set it up using windows fie
auditing because that would limit the entire volume not just the
folder. Anyways Im looking for a way to at least check the folder
size. Maybe drop a line in the login script that would check the users
share drive for a certain size limit and then at least dispaly a
message saying they are over the limit. Im looking for some sort of
dos command for checking folder size. Any ideas?

Something like

checkfoldersize \\%server%\users\%username%

that would spit out a size for me.

Any ideas? Better ideas?

Thanks - jon

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