I have a situation where the limitation of adding a single file screen to a specified path just doesn't work.
Using Windows Server 2008 R2 64Bit
We don't allow users to store things like images, video and audio on any server and we want to be notified whenever someone attempts to do so.
To that end we setup the email notification and it works great.
The problem is that now, we get a notification for some file types where we don't want notification, but because you can only setup a single file screen for a specific path, the notifications are sent, in the hundreds most of the time.
What I really need is the ability to create a file screen for images, videos, audio and executable files that will send notification to the person responsible for ensuring users do not violate the usage policy, and a separate file screen for other files that we have restricted because they simply create clutter and for the most part are automatically generated by the OS when the user logs into the domain ... things like desktop.ini and thumbs.db files. For these files, I do not wish to receive notification because it isn't really a violation of the computer use policy so much as it is a restriction put in place to prevent unfettered clutter from filling the limited space we allocate for users.
Is there a solution that can be instituted that can make this happen?