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known as rights, permissions are characteristics
given by users or network administrators on a network that prevent
or allow access to files on a computer network. Below are examples
of rights that may be available to be assigned or revoked. All - All rights granted.
Execute - The right to execute a file or a file within that
directory.
Read - The right to read a file.
Write - The right to write to a file.
Often these above rights can be assigned or removed to a single
user or a group of users.
- If you wish to see the attributes in MS-DOS
use the attrib command.
- If you wish to see the ACLs or permissions in MS-DOS use
the cacls command.
- If you wish to see the permissions in Linux / Unix use the
chmod
command.
Also see: ACL, Attributes, Network
definitions, Security definitions
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