One or more shares present on this server have access based enumeration enabled. Guidance: You should expect this event when enabling access-based enumeration on one or more shares by using either Server Manager or the Set-SmbShare Windows PowerShell cmdlet. Access-based enumeration can raise CPU utilization when clients connect to shares with folders containing many peer-level resources to which a user does not have access. You can control the CPU utilization by configuring the ABELevel value in the Windows registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters\ABELevel [DWORD] You can set the value for ABELevel to greater depths to minimize CPU overhead, but doing so diminishes the effectiveness of access-based enumeration: Value = 0: access-based enumeration is enabled for all levels Value = 1: access-based enumeration is enabled for a depth of 1 (example: \server\share) Value = 2: access-based enumeration is enabled for a depth of 2 (example: \server\share\folder) You can continue setting values for multiple depth levels.
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