Inherited Rights

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Guest

I was wondering if anyone knew of a tool that I can use to view the explicit
rights on a folder? I know I can use XCACLS but it does not clearly show me
the explicit rights. I need to find all explicit rights for every folder in a
very cumbersome folder structure on a windows 2000 server.......Thanks,
 
J

Jerold Schulman

I was wondering if anyone knew of a tool that I can use to view the explicit
rights on a folder? I know I can use XCACLS but it does not clearly show me
the explicit rights. I need to find all explicit rights for every folder in a
very cumbersome folder structure on a windows 2000 server.......Thanks,

See XCACLS.VBS, tip 8225 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com
When I run cscript //nologo c:\util\xcacls.vbs c:\zipnew , the This Folder Only entry under inheritance is explicit (I think).
.....
Starting XCACLS.VBS (Version: 5.2) Script at 04/01/2005 10:10:32

Startup directory:
"C:\"

Arguments Used:
Filename = "c:\zipnew"



**************************************************************************
Directory: C:\ZIPNEW

Permissions:
Type Username Permissions Inheritance

Allowed JSIINC\Jennifer Full Control This Folder, Subfolde
Allowed BUILTIN\Administrators Full Control This Folder Only
Allowed BUILTIN\Administrators Special (Unknown) Subfolders and Files
Allowed NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Full Control This Folder Only
Allowed NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Full Control Subfolders and Files
Allowed JSIINC\Jerry Full Control This Folder Only
Allowed \CREATOR OWNER Special (Unknown) Subfolders and Files
Allowed BUILTIN\Users Read and Execute This Folder Only
Allowed BUILTIN\Users Special (Unknown) Subfolders and Files
Allowed BUILTIN\Users Advanced (Create Fold This Folder and Subfo
Allowed BUILTIN\Users Advanced (Create File This Folder and Subfo

No Auditing set


Jerold Schulman
Windows Server MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
 

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