Track Changes in Windows Server 2003 and higher If you are a Windows Server administrator, one of the critical jobs you usually do is manage the server, especially File Servers. File Servers are usually accessible to more than one user for retrieving, adding, modifying, or deleting files. And, the reality is, it fs hard to keep track of what changes have been made over a period of time. The only way to keep track of the changes is to document the baseline and the differences at every step. Sort of like a daily inventory and audit of your directories. To do this, you need to create a batch file using a text editor. It will récord the date & time when the récord was taken and the actual details which you can use to compare the changes. Directory structures or files present in the directories will be saved in Filesys.log In your text editor, preferably Notepad, type in the following : echo OFF echo Filesystem Snapshot in Progress echo OFF echo Snapshot Time: %date% %time% >> ...
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