Our Operations team has started piloting a project where we would be migrating to ANF. I manage an application which would be using templates stored on the ANF share. Sometimes users leave the template files open and we are unable to update the templates.
Previously, we would be able to go to computer management and check for Open files and close them. I am being told that after we move to ANF this would no longer be able to do this. Please note I have no idea how the ANF is setup or anything about this technology.
Is there any way we can use Powershell to check if files are open on the ANF share and close it?
I was given the file location in the following format \domain\Office\AppData<application files>. I'm not even sure if we can use Get-SmbOpenFile cmdlet.
Any advice would be helpful.
Previously for opened files we could go to Computer Management and close the files. We can no longer do this with ANF or I dont know how to do it.
