Is it possible to create an analogue of a basket on a network drive?

Question

System administration

Colleagues, good day!
Is it possible to create an analogue of a basket on a network drive for users? Or put all deleted data in such a basket, accessible only to the system administrator? The goal is to quickly recover deleted data.
I found a couple of software products:
www.condusiv.com/business/undelete/professional
www.1securitycenter.com/network_recycle_bin.html
If someone uses something similar, please share your impressions.

Answer 1

Shadow copies, for example.

Answer 2

I know and use only one way: the network drive is raised not on a Windows machine, but on any *nix server using Samba, and then a trivial setup (man vfs_recycle, www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages/ vfs_recycle.8.html ).
There are also various ways to force the local machine, when deleting files on a network drive, to place them in the local recycle bin (on Windows 7 and higher - out of the box, but for everyone - using various utilities).

Answer 3

I use Executive Software Undelete Server Edition, it works fine.

Answer 4

For especially critical data, in addition to shadow copies of deyua, a banal backup every 5-10-15-30 minutes.
Setting up a regular ntbackup on two dozen specific common files that are critical for the company's VIPs is not such a big load on the server, storage and network. Once a month, these archives are cleaned so that there is no overabundance of backups - the files are small, but they run a couple of hundred meters for each archive.

Answer 5

there are also various ways to force the local machine, when deleting files on a network drive, to place them in the local recycle bin (on Windows 7 and higher - out of the box

, but on my windows 7 SP1 deleted files are not placed in the trash, what should I do?