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Thanks for great module. We have ~700 folders in parent folder, half of them had correct auditing permissions. For remaining half, thought that using 'addNTFSaudit' command for every ~350 folder. Each of the folders have data, I thought it will be applied recursively to each/every file and folder. Is there any way to propogate auditing perms OR I need to iterate through loop for every file/folder?
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Sorry for the very late reply. Actually, the auditing settings should be inherited and not set explicitly. So you can use Clear-NTFSAudit to get rid of the current settings and then use Enable-NTFSAuditInheritance to make sure the folder inherits from the parent.
Add-NTFSAudit has to be only used on the parent once then.
Thanks for great module. We have ~700 folders in parent folder, half of them had correct auditing permissions. For remaining half, thought that using 'addNTFSaudit' command for every ~350 folder. Each of the folders have data, I thought it will be applied recursively to each/every file and folder. Is there any way to propogate auditing perms OR I need to iterate through loop for every file/folder?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: