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Enabling auditing on a File&Print server
Enabling auditing has performance implications, but site expert Jonathan Hassell says unless your hardware is more than five years old or you have an unusually busy server, you won't even notice it.
By enabling auditing on a File&Print server, what does it give you? Is there a performance implication when you enable it?
Enabling this type of auditing can give you various reports on the actions of your users. I've written an
auditing tip that's been published on SearchWindowsSecurity.com that discusses auditing in detail; I'm sure you'll find it helpful.
There is a slight performance hit by enabling auditing, but unless your hardware is more than five years old or you have an unusually busy server, I doubt you'll notice it.
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