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Inclusions tab

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Inclusions tab

You must enter a file mask on the Inclusions tab to specify what is to be audited in the selected audit path. Use the following characters to specify a file mask on the Inclusions tab:

Examples:

The following table provides some examples of file masks that can be used on the Inclusions tab of the auditing wizard. Note that <String> in this table may contain any of the file mask characters described above (i.e., fixed characters, * or ?).

Table 1. Inclusion examples

What to include in the audit:

Inclusion syntax/examples:

Include all files located anywhere in the audit path.

Inclusion Syntax: *

Include all files with a specific file name regardless of its file extension.

Inclusion Syntax: <FileName>.*

Example: Name.*

Includes:
Name.txt
Name.docx
Name.pdf

Include all files with a specific file extension.

Inclusion Syntax: <FileNameString>.<Ext>

Example 1: *.tmp

Includes:
Files with a file extension of .tmp.

Name.tmp
Testing.tmp

Example 2: ???*.doc

Includes:
Files whose name contains at least three characters with a file extension of .doc.

MyTest.doc
Testing123.doc
123.doc

Example 3: ???test.doc

Includes:
Files whose name contains seven characters and ends in ‘test’ with a file extension of .doc.

ABCtest.doc
123test.doc

Include all files with a specific file name that has a file extension of a specific length (number of characters).

Inclusion Syntax: <FileName>.<ExtString>

Example 1: Name.???

Includes:
Name.txt
Name.tmp
Name.pdf

Example 2: Name.????

Includes:
Name.docx
Name.xlsx

Include all files that contain a specific string in their name and/or file extension.

Inclusion Syntax: <FileNameString>.<ExtString>

Example: *name.??p

Includes:
Files whose name end with ‘name’ with a three character file extension that ends in the letter ‘p’.

Myname.tmp
Name.bmp

 

Exclusions tab

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Exclusions tab

If you do not want to exclude anything (folders or files) in the audit path from auditing, skip this tab. However, if you want to exclude a specific folder/file or group of folders/files, use the following characters to specify what is to be excluded:

Use a double asterisk (**) to specify a recursive match (find match in the folder and all subfolders in audit path; matches slash characters (\) and directory names in paths).

NOTE: Be sure to select the appropriate Add option (Folder or File) when adding an exclusion or you may not get the results expected. That is, use Add | Folder to exclude the auditing of activity against files/subfolders in folder(s) that match the exclusion string. Use Add | File to exclude the auditing of activity against file(s) that match the exclusion string.

Exclusion examples

These examples show how to use file masks on the Exclusions tab of the auditing wizard. Note that <String> in these examples may contain any of the file mask characters described above (such as, fixed characters, * or ?).

Folder exclusion examples

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Folder exclusion examples

Audit Path = Folder (<ShareName>\<FolderName>)

In the following examples the Audit Path is HOME\TEMP.

Table 2. Exclusion examples: Audit Path = Folder

What to exclude:

Exclusion syntax/examples:

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in the specified folder in the base audit path.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax: <FolderName>

Example: DOCS

Excludes:
HOME\TEMP\DOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders that contain a specific string in their name, which are located in the base audit path.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax: <FolderNameString>

Example 1: DOC*

Excludes:
HOME\TEMP\DOCS
HOME\TEMP\DOCUMENTS

Example 2: *DOC

Excludes: HOME\TEMP\MYDOC

Example 3: *DOC?

Excludes:
HOME\TEMP\DOCS
HOME\TEMP\MYDOCX
HOME\TEMP\PUBLICDOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders with a specific name found anywhere in the audit path.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax: **\<FolderName>

Example: **\MYDOC

Excludes:
HOME\TEMP\MYDOC
HOME\TEMP\DOCUMENTS\MYDOC
HOME\TEMP\DOCS\PRIVATE\MYDOC

Exclude activity against a specific file in the base audit path.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax: <FileName.ext>

Example: Test1.docx

Excludes: HOME\TEMP\Test1.docx

Exclude activity against all files with a specific extension, which are located in the base audit path.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax: *.<ext>

Example: *.tmp

Excludes:
HOME\TEMP\Doc1.tmp
HOME\TEMP\Testing123.tmp

Exclude activity against all files with a specific file extension, which may be found anywhere in the audit path.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax: **.<ext>

Example: **.tmp

Excludes:
HOME\TEMP\Doc1.tmp
HOME\TEMP\DOCUMENTS\Testing.tmp

Exclude activity against all files that contain a specific string in their name and/or file extension, which are located in the base audit path.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax:
<FileNameString>.<ExtString>

Example 1: ??word.???

Excludes:
Files whose name contains six characters and ends in ‘word’, with a three character file extension.

HOME\TEMP\Myword.doc
HOME\TEMP\12word.txt

Example 2: *word*.??p

Excludes:
Files whose name contains the string ‘word’, with a three character file extension that ends with the letter ‘p’.

HOME\TEMP\Word.tmp
HOME\TEMP\Mywordtest.tmp
HOME\TEMP\Nowords.bmp

Volume exclusion examples

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Volume exclusion examples

Audit Path = Volume (<VolumeName>)

In the following examples, the volume name is Vol0 (Audit Path = Vol0); share names are HOME, SHARE2, and SHAREDDOCS.

NOTE: Volume names are case sensitive and must be entered correctly in the Audit Path field on the auditing wizard.

Table 3. Exclusion examples: Audit Path = Volume

What to exclude:

Exclusion syntax/examples:

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in a specific folder found in a specific location on the selected volume.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax:
<ShareName>\<Path>\<FolderName>

Example: HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders whose name contains a specific string of characters found in a specific location on the selected volume.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax:
<ShareName>\<Path>\<CharString>

Example: HOME\USERS\TE?????DOCS

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TESTINGDOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMPORARYDOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders with the specified folder name which is located on a specific share.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax:
<ShareName>\**\<FolderName>

Example: HOME\**\DOCS

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\DEPTS\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders whose name starts with a specific string of characters which are located on a specific share.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax:
<ShareName>\**\<CharString>*

Example: HOME\**\DOC*

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\DEPTS\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\DOCUMENTS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders with the specified folder name found in a specific path level on all shares on the selected volume.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax: *\*\<FolderName>

Example 1: *\*\DOCS

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\USERS\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\DEPTS\DOCS
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS

Example 2: *\*\*\DOCS

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS
Vol0\SHARE2\PUBLIC\TEST\DOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all folders with the specified folder name which may be located anywhere on the selected volume.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax: **\<FolderName>

Example: **\DOCS

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\DEPTS\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS
Vol0\SHARE2\PUBLIC\TEST\DOCS

Exclude activity against files/subfolders in all shares and folders whose name contains a specific string of characters which may be located anywhere on the selected volume.

(Add | Folder)

Exclusion Syntax: **<CharString>*

Example: **DOC*

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\MYDOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMPORARYDOCS
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS
Vol0\SHARE2\PUBLIC\TEST\MYDOCS
Vol0\SHAREDDOC

Exclude activity against files whose name contains a specific string of characters which may be found anywhere on the selected volume.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax: **<CharString>*

Example: **DOC*

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\Document1.tmp
Vol0\HOME\DOCS\Testing.doc
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS\BetaDoc.pdf
Vol0\SHARE2\USERS\DOCS\Test1.docx
Vol0\SHARE2\PUBLIC\MYDOCS\OldDocPlan

Exclude activity against a specific file found in a specific location on the selected volume.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax:
<ShareName>\<Path>\<FileName.Ext>

Example:
SHARE2\USERS\DOCS\Test1.docx

Excludes:
Vol0\SHARE2\USERS\DOCS\Test1.docx

Exclude activity against files with a specific file name (regardless of the file extension) which may be located anywhere on the selected volume.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax: **\<FileName>.*

Example: **\test1.*

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\DEPTS\DOCS\test1.docx
Vol0\HOME\USERS\TEMP\DOCS\test1.docx
Vol0\HOME\USERS\DOCUMENTS\test1.pdf
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS\test1.txt

Exclude activity against files with the specified file extension found in a specific location on the selected volume.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax:
<ShareName>\<Path>\*.<Ext>

Example: SHARE2\TEST\DOCS\*.docx

Excludes:
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS\Test1.docx
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS\MyInfo.docx

Exclude activity against files with the specified file extension which may be located anywhere on the selected volume.

(Add | File)

Exclusion Syntax: **\*.<Ext>

Example: **\*.pdf

Excludes:
Vol0\HOME\MYDOCS\Final.pdf
Vol0\HOME\DEPTS\DOCS\Test123.pdf
Vol0\HOME\USERS\DOCUMENTS\Test1.pdf
Vol0\SHARE2\TEST\DOCS\Current.pdf
Vol0\SHARE2\PUBLIC\TEST\MYDOCS\Ex.pdf

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