Dsacls command in Windows Server 2008
This article describe about Dsacls command in Windows Server 2008.
Introduction
Dsacls command in Windows Server 2008 is used to displays and changes
permission in the access control list of objects in active directory domain
services. Syntax used for using Dsacls command in Windows Server 2008 operating system
is given below.
Syntax
dsacls "[\\<Computer>\]<ObjectDN>" [/A] [/D <PermissionStatement> [<PermissionStatement>]
. . . ] [/G <PermissionStatement> [<PermissionStatement>] . . . ] [/I:{T | S |
P}] [/N] [/P:{Y | N}] [/R {<User> | <Group>}] . . . ] [/S [/T]] [/?]
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Parameters For Dsacls
| Parameter |
Description |
|
"[\\<Computer>\]<ObjectDN>" |
Identifies the Active Directory object
to investigate. |
| /A |
Adds ownership and auditing
information to the results. |
| /D |
Denies the permissions that you
specify to the user or group. |
| /G |
Grants the permissions that you
specify to the user or group. |
| /I:{T | S | P} |
Defines the objects to which user are
applying the permissions. |
| /N |
Provides that the specified ACE
replaces the current ACEs in the ACL. |
| /P:{Y | N} |
Checks whether the object can inherit
permissions from its parent objects. |
| /R {<User> | <Group>}
[{<User> | <Group>}]. |
Deletes all ACEs for the users or
groups that user specify. |
| /S |
Restores the security on the object to
the default for that object class. |
| /T |
Restores the security on the tree of
objects to the default for each object class. |
| /? |
Shows help at the command prompt. |
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