FileAudit
 

FileAudit makes it possible to use the Windows NT file and directory audit function. No longer is it necessary to laboriously decipher thousands of lines of event logs.

As an integrated part of Windows NT Explorer, FileAudit displays a sorted list of all access or access attempts for either one file, several files or several directories.

FileAudit's user-friendly interface allows you to immediately identify the type of access (reading, modification, deletion, ...), the user attempting access, the date, the time and the workstation.
 

Features

• Lists access to files.
• Displays access to files in one directory and in all sub-directories.
• Exports data concerning access in ASCII (file ascii unlimited).
• Uses only standard NT APIs.
• Manages the selection of multiple files.
• Clearly displays icons indicating access read, written, as well as requests for taking ownership and for changing access rights, either accepted or refused.
• Displays in details the audit events generated by NT.
• Makes it unnecessary to install agents on the server or on the workstation.
• Conducts a search for the name of the workstation, as well as the time and date of the users connection and disconnection, and if available, the log
• Integrated into Windows NT, FileAudit is directly accessible by clicking on the context menu for files and directories
• Displays a bulletin board sorted by user name, name of the domain, date of access, type of access, and if requests were successful or denied.