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Active Directory Security: Permissions and Auditing
White Papers Permissions can be set in Active Directory in the same way they are set for files. None of this should be new to system managers who already deal with Windows NT Access Control Lists and Access Masks, Novell eDirectory Trustee Lists and Inherited...
[October 10, 2007, 1:00]
View and manage permissions in Windows 2000 from a console
News Windows 2000 provides several mechanisms that enable administrators to view and manage permissions. In many situations, however, it's useful to be able to manage permissions from a console. Showacls.exe and Cacls.exe are extremely useful for...
[December 23, 2005, 11:55]
Permission Levels and Permissions
White Papers Each of these permission levels has specific permissions associated with it. As a site owner, one can choose which permissions are associated with these permission levels (except for the Limited Access and Full Control permission levels) or add new...
[February 19, 2007, 0:00]
Windows NT Registry Permissions Vulnerability Patch
Downloads Microsoft has released a tool that corrects the permissions on several registry values in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0. The default permissions could allow a malicious user to gain additional privileges on an affected machine.
[December 16, 2000, 1:24]
Disk Permissions Utility
Downloads Disk Permissions Utility v2 is an application designed to take advantage of the Apple DiskUtil tool that is in the unix system written by Apple and designed to fix the permissions (ownership) on files & folders installed originally with your Mac...
[October 27, 2003, 6:00]
TechNet Webcast: Recipient Management and Permissions in Exchange Server 2007 (Level 300)
White Papers This webcast also provides an overview of the Exchange Server 2007 permissions model along with a primer on provisioning address lists. The attendee of this webcast will learn how to create and manage most types of recipients using the management...
[December 31, 2008, 0:00]
Working With Active Directory Permissions in Microsoft Exchange Server
White Papers Further, this paper is a reference guide for administrators implementing a split permissions model. This paper discusses the necessary minimum rights needed for Exchange administrators to manage Exchange-related data in Active Directory as it...
[May 29, 2007, 3:41]
Repair Disk Utilitys Permissions
Downloads One of the more ironic permissions issues in OS X Jaguar is when the permissions of the Disk Utility application itself become corrupted. This can prevent you from being able to use Disk Utility's "Repair Permissions" tab to repair the...
[January 17, 2004, 7:00]
Improving Server Security Through DRAC 4 User Role-Based Permissions
White Papers The Dell Remote Access Controller 4 (DRAC 4), introduced in eighth-generation Dell servers such as the Dell PowerEdge 1850 and PowerEdge 2850 servers, allows administrators to configure remote access controller (RAC) user permissions, thus...
[June 18, 2009, 14:44]
X File Permissions
Downloads X File Permissions is a little program that lets you to get and change the new File Permissions in OS X without using the terminal.
[August 4, 2001, 8:00]
@ Pile - "Microsoft permissions" / "the truth about linux"
Talkback err, "the truth about Linux" is a joke website. The claims there are humor/fake/made up/intentionally wrong. And you call your self an IT Manager, sheesh. If you cant recognise technical humor when it's in your face you can't understand the...
[September 1, 2008, 16:42]
TechNet Webcast: Recipient Management, Policies, and Permissions in Exchange Server 2007 (Level 200)
White Papers This webcast focuses on the recipient management model in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and discusses how it has changed since Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. The attendee of this webcast will learn how Exchange Server 2007 handles resources and...
[August 28, 2007, 1:00]
Microsoft Permissions?
Talkback You don't have to ask m$ for permission to use Linux. If you think Linux contains M$ IP, then don't use it. But, Linux is derived from UNIX, which was in use long before M$ was even around. Odds are M$ contains UNIX IP, but it is a closed...
[July 31, 2008, 16:16]
Microsoft Permissions?
Talkback How long Microsoft grant one use of Linux? days? After reading The Truth about Linux I'm very scared of the Linuxes OS. I don't want all I do with my computers to be owned by Microsoft as Linuxes probably has many of the Microsoft Intelectual...
[July 14, 2008, 15:24]
Security Explorer for File Servers Version 7.0.23
White Papers Security Explorer is a powerful, graphical solution for real-time management of access controls and permissions on NTFS volumes, printers, file shares, registry, services, scheduled tasks, workstations and local users and groups.
[December 1, 2009, 13:05]
Administering Shared Folders
White Papers Through this paper one can learn about Microsoft Windows 2000 File System (NTFS) permissions. NTFS permissions are used to specify which users and groups can gain access to files and folders, and what these permissions allow users to do with the...
[June 7, 2006, 0:00]
Assembler virus spells trouble for Linux
Talkback It can't get round file permissions though. The default setup for a vast number of XP users is to have administrator permissions. Linux users tend to run email and web browsers as non privileged users.
[April 10, 2006, 12:14]
Intelligent Files
Downloads Intelligent Files is a clever utility that allows you to view and set permissions, groups, and owners to files or entire hierarchies of folders and files. You can also record the permissions of a file into the settings register with the click of a...
[January 16, 2006, 6:00]
pdfcrypt
Downloads pdfcrypt is a very flexible and powerful program.pdfcrypt allows you to encrypt a PDF (40 bits and 128 bits), set permissions, add user and owner password. For example you can encrypt a pdf allowing the user to read it only if he know the correct...
[June 11, 2003, 8:00]
Chop
Downloads Chop is basically a Cocoa droplet that lets you manage file/folder ownership and permissions. Chop lets you recursively modify the permissions of a folder and its entire content, treating the enclosed files and folders INDEPENDENTLY.
[September 21, 2003, 8:00]
