I have just setup FSRM on an existing clustered file server (2003 SP2/
R2 Enterprise 2 node cluster).

I am trying to run a File Screen Audit report, but I am not getting
the results I was expecting.

I am only getting files in my reports that have been created since the
file screening was setup. None of the hundreds of mp3's are showing
up that were housed on this server before installing FSRM.

But if I copy a new one out, it shows on the report. So I have a
blank report, except for the new mp3 i put out there.

Is this by design? Shouldnt I see all of the extensions I am looking
for regardless of history?

Thanks
Thorn

On Jun 24, 5:25*pm, Thorn <ThornGabr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have just setup FSRM on an existing clustered file server (2003 SP2/
> R2 Enterprise 2 node cluster).
>
> I am trying to run a File Screen Audit report, but I am not getting
> the results I was expecting.
>
> I am only getting files in my reports that have been created since the
> file screening was setup. *None of the hundreds of mp3's are showing
> up that were housed on this server before installing FSRM.
>
> But if I copy a new one out, it shows on the report. *So I have a
> blank report, except for the new mp3 i put out there.
>
> Is this by design? *Shouldnt I see all of the extensions I am looking
> for regardless of history?
>
> Thanks
> Thorn


A few more things I have noticed that seem kinda odd to me:

1. only 1000 files will show up in the report
2. Even files that have been deleted will still show up in the report
3. And as previously mentioned, it only shows files that have been
added since the audit has been created, nothing before that

Is there anyone out there who is using this tool who may have some
insight? Are there reg hacks I can perform to modify this goofy
default behavior?
Thanks!