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Hello fellows!
I've checked forum about ACL, but not found answer.
I have domain, and file server (WS2019). I have on AD server ACLs that give users certain access to folders on FS. All works fine.
There are two admins too. I wonder is possible to check who changes ACL, add or delete users. Can I check it somewhere?
Thank you in advance.
Greg
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Hi,
You have to create a GPO to enable the setting Audit object access and set required SACL.
You can refer to the following links to have more details about gpo setting and SACL required to enable the audit.
how-to-audit-changed-permissions-on-ntfs-folders-the-best-way
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