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Hi Jeff
I support this 100% and will bring this to the table at the next CEAC meeting but in the mean time, have you considered a temporary workaround of sharing the folders with the log files in via NetServer?
You could lock this down to a limited group of people or with the use of Exit Programs to a specific set of IP addresses.
Best Wishes, Brad
Steve Bradshaw
IBM Champion, Member of CEAC, TD of i-UG.co.uk
and by day a Friendly Techie at RowtonIT.com