File Details Tab
The File Details tab allows configuration of settings for file detail collection.
Select the desired settings for additional scoping:
- Scan file-level details – Turns on file-level scanning and collects a full list of files, file size, last modified, and last accessed
- Scan file permissions – Turns on file permission scanning and collects a full list of who has access to which files
File tag metadata collection
- Collect tags/keywords from file metadata properties – Enables the collection of file Microsoft Office metadata tags and stores the tags into the tables when the Scan file-level details checkbox and the Collect File Metadata Tags checkbox are selected on the page. It only scans the files that satisfy the scan filter settings.
- Include offline files – Include offline files in the scan
- Only collect tags/keywords with the following comma-separated values (case-insensitive) – Collects
tags from the files and stores the tags into the tables. Filters results to only collect from
files with extensions matching to the list of file types entered.
- This option is enabled when the Scan file-level details and the Collect tags/keywords from file metadata properties checkboxes are selected.
The FSAA scan collects the tags from the files and stores the information at the folder level, which provides a count for the number of occurrences of each tag.
Scan filter settings
The Scan filter settings options are enabled if the Scan file-level details checkbox is selected.
- Only files larger than [number] [size unit] – Filters the results to only collect file data on files larger than the set value. If this option is not set, all file sizes are collected.
- Only files last modified more than [number] [time period] ago – Filters results to only collect file data on files modified older than the set value
- Only files last modified less than [number] [time period] ago – Filters results to only collect file data on files modified younger than the set value
- Only files matching one of these comma-separated types (without leading dots) – Filters results to only collect files with extensions matching to the list of file types entered. If this option is not set, all file types are collected.
CAUTION: Be careful when configuring these settings. If no filters are applied when file detail scanning has been enabled, it can result in returning large amounts of data to the database.