Cool, 

Yeah Icacls is only for Win2k3 SP2, which is not the majority of my
file-server systems. I have a mix of NAS devices on EMC celerra, Win2k,
Win2k3, etc etc servers that I need visibility over. 

As for AD, I need to see a attribute by attribute change in readable
characters ( not SID's and GUIDS that I have to hunt down via ADFIND or
some other method, if someone made a change to an account I want to see
what it was before and afterwards, and be able to roll it back
accordingly, usually these events are auditing under 566, 565 Account
Management. 

Z

-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Strader [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 12:31 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Documentation, Restore and snapshoting of Server
permissions software question

Security Explorer is pretty good for #1 "Z" . We use it here to backup
permissions, NTFS, etc. Does a good job for us.

Tom


-----Original Message-----
From: Ziots, Edward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 11:04 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Documentation, Restore and snapshoting of Server permissions
software question


To the list, 

After much angst and nagging, I have been given the go ahead to take a
look into software that will do the following. For those with experience
in using software to cover these areas and others, please feel free to
chime in what has worked well for you and your staffs. 

I need the software to do the following. 

1) Snapshot the NTFS/Share permissions on a server by server basis over
time, to assist in recovery if my helpdesk etc etc steps on the
permissions and causes issues with the servers.  ( I believe Scriptlogic
and Security Explorer and a few others in this realm I have seen but not
played with personally)

2) Eventlog management tools to track, alert, manage and archive logs to
a SQL Database or other remote medium for auditing and compliance. I can
see this with both Agent based and non-agent based deployments. ( GFI,
SMS, MOM, Configuresoft, Netpro, Quest, etc etc?) I am looking to track
the following: AD changes, modifications, down to an attribute level,
server permission changes, additions, deletes at the file and folder
level, with a nice reporting mechanism accordingly, to get proactive
with this) ( Also its an internal audit recommendation) 

Feel free to chime in on the good/bad/ugly of the situation. 

Z

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