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  • Eventlog Type:
    Security
    Eventlog Source:
    Security
    Event ID:
    563
    Full Description:
    An attempt was made to open an object with the intent to delete it. (This is used by file systems when the FILE_DELETE_ON_CLOSE flag is specified.)
    Parameter Description:
    Object Open for Delete:%n
    %tObject Server:%t%1%n
    %tObject Type:%t%2%n
    %tObject Name:%t%3%n
    %tNew Handle ID:%t%4%n
    %tOperation ID:%t{%5,%6}%n
    %tProcess ID:%t%7%n
    %tPrimary User Name:%t%8%n
    %tPrimary Domain:%t%9%n
    %tPrimary Logon ID:%t%10%n
    %tClient User Name:%t%11%n
    %tClient Domain:%t%12%n
    %tClient Logon ID:%t%13%n
    %tAccesses%t%t%14%n
    %tPrivileges%t%t%15%n
    More Informations:
    Cause

    This event record indicates that an object has been opened with the intent to delete the object. The only way to determine what happened to the object is to look at the “Object Name” in the audit log. This message does not mean that the object was deleted. The log will show what action occurred. Note: There are security implications to this action if the object name represents a file containing sensitive data.

    Resolution

    If the specified object name represents a file containing sensitive data, make sure the specified user was supposed to have access to the file.

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Discussion for KB Entry 50 - Event ID 563

by knowledgebase on Sat May 31, 2008 10:45 pm

This is the discussion thread for the Knowledge Base Entry 50

Eventlog Type: Security
Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 563
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Short Description:
An attempt was made to open an object with the intent to delete it. (This is used by file systems when the FILE_DELETE_ON_CLOSE flag is specified.)
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