(If you are the administrator of a certain server, you want to know who often accesses the shared files on the server? In fact, it is very simple. Just open computer management from management tools in the control panel, open system tools - shared folder on the left, and you can see who is accessing your server and which files have been opened from session and open file. However, as an administrator, you can't stare at that window and keep pressing F5, so you need a wizard that records who has accessed my shared files at what time.
Run the command "sharemonitor.exe-i" to install the service. Open computer management - services and applications - services. On the right, you can find a service called "netsharemonitor" and start it (only if you need to do this for the first time, it will start automatically when the system starts).
If you no longer need it, run "sharemonitor.exe-u" to uninstall the service.
The log is directly written to a text file. The file name is determined by the registry key HKEY_ LOCAL_ The logfile under machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\netsharemonitor is specified. The default value is "& lt; system32& gt; \netshare.log";
The polling time interval is changed from the original fixed 10 seconds to the user specified time interval. The time interval is determined by the registry key HKEY_ LOCAL_ Specify the interval under machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\netsharemonitor. The default value is 5 and the unit is seconds; This document contains the following attachments:
shareMonitor. exe....)
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