Enabling File Access Auditing for Web Site Content
Updated: August 22, 2005
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 with SP1
In addition to enabling Windows Server 2003 security logs, enable file access auditing for your Web site content. This is a separate step that must be completed to monitor any changes to the files and directories that contain your application and content.
You can enable auditing on a user-by-user basis for each file and directory. However, at a minimum, enable auditing for all users for any successful or failed attempts to do the following:
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Modify or delete existing content.
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Create new content.
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| Beyond these minimal events, you can audit content for other purposes, such as forensic analysis of intruder detection. |
For more information about how to enable file auditing on Web site content and files, see Enable Web Site Content Auditing.

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