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Netwatcher for Win2K?

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RedFox1

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I'm running Windows 2000 Professional. I share a few folders over my campus' network.

With Windows 98SE I used an app included with Windows called Netwatcher to monitor who was connected to my computer and what resources were being accessed.

I'm pretty new to Windows 2000, and still haven't found a way to do that. How can I find out who's connected and whats being accessed? I know there's probably a simple way. 🙂

Any ideas?

-RedFox1
 
right click on My computer, click manage

expand shared folder and you can view your session in the sessions folder. You can even look at individual open file.

If you are on Win2K server, you can even do resource access logging

eRr
 
That's perfect -- exactly what I was looking for, thanks err!

I'm pretty new to Win2K, I'm just kind of figuring it out as I go. 2000 seems great though, right now it's been up for 5 days without a reboot (Never saw that with 98SE🙂)

=RedFox1
 
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