Server: Windows Server 2012 Standard
Trying to setup a passive File Screening path on my server via powershell however it doesn't want to set it as Passive, it always sets it as active. I checked my coding with the Set-FSRMFileScreen Library from Microsoft (sorry can't paste link as i'm not verified yet) however what i seem to be doing is correct. It should set the File screening by default as passive and only set it as active if defined that way. Here is the line i use:
New-FsrmFileScreen -Path "E:\Home" -Description "Monitor Media Files" -IncludeGroup "Audio and Video Files"
Since i didn't define "active" it shouldn't set it as active and stop users saving media files to that directory. However in powershell and also in FSRM it sets it as active.
Problem is i can't find anyway to actually set this as passive as by default it should be.. Would mean that once i create the Screening i have to go into each server and define it manually which.. i really really don't wanna do lol.
Can someone help or am i doing something wrong?
Thanks
RB