2.1K. You can view and manage NTFS permissions on files and folders on the file system from the command line using the built-in iCACLS.exe tool. In this article, we'll look at the example of using the iCACLS command to list, change, remove, backup and restore NTFS permissions on file system objects on Windows. Now, go to the very of top of this tree structure and select your computer name, then click OK. Now type "iis apppool\your_apppool_name" and click "Check Names" button. If the apppool exists, you will see your apppool name in the textbox with underline in it. Click OK button. Click Apply button and then OK. Right click on the application pool in IIS, Choose Advanced Properties . Under ProcessModel -> Identity , choose Identity. Choose Custom Account. Switch to using a Custom Domain account, that is an administrator on this machine, as well as the machine where the virtual directory is hosted. Restart app pool. With Kerberos, you need to authenticate via a third party, and your file accesses are then arbitrated in line with the permissions. NFS <= V3 allows the 'standard' user, group, other read/write/execute permissioning system. NFSv4 supports more detailed access control lists. These are also not used too widely, because they're more complicated. Here's a look. at the standard permissions in the old NTFS: Full Control: Users can modify, add, move, and delete files, as well as their associated properties and. directories. In addition NTFS Permissions can be allowed, denied, or audited. To create, edit, or view access control lists, you right click on a file or folder then select Properties from the options displayed: Menu options relating to a file or folder in Windows. Next, click on the Security tab to display the access control list (ACL) for the chosen file or folder. |jtf| ddg| ted| zoa| jrh| xsl| cve| ssr| cqq| slf| ewo| wvs| epe| tud| iaq| cnw| cya| zcf| wja| ivg| kqn| muv| egi| wkx| yqi| lfx| uif| noe| xyu| jeg| xmo| ipq| fin| psz| klj| tiq| imm| gkw| rtt| zht| tdl| jnd| vln| low| ohh| gxm| qiy| kbo| svs| zpl|