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Author Dacl
calidog

2002-03-12, 6:42 pm

Hi guys.
Would somebody mind telling me what DACL stands for?

Thanks!
TxBear

2002-03-12, 6:58 pm

http://horb.etl.go.jp/horb/doc/guide/security.htm
mrfixit

2002-03-12, 8:28 pm

Good link TxBear!
Slinky

2002-03-13, 8:28 pm

quote:
Originally posted by TxBear
http://horb.etl.go.jp/horb/doc/guide/security.htm


Actually that website is incorrect in what DACL means. It stands for Discretionary Access Control List not distributed.
Tronn

2002-03-13, 8:36 pm

Yep. I agree with Slinky. It's definitely Discretionary Access Control List.
mrfixit

2002-03-14, 8:55 am

quote:
Originally posted by Slinky


Actually that website is incorrect in what DACL means. It stands for Discretionary Access Control List not distributed.



You are absolutely correct!

Here is the correct definition:


quote:
Discretionary Access Control Lists
To determine whether the user of an application is permitted access to a resource such as a file or a printer, the Windows operating system takes the user information from the security token associated with the application, and compares this information with the discretionary access control lists (DACLs) associated with that resource. A DACL is a list of access control entries (ACEs) that contain a user name or group, and include which permission that user or group has for each resource.

To use and set DACLs on files you must be using the NTFS file system.

The comparison of DACLs and user information is what determines who can gain access to a resource in the Windows operating system. If the DACL and the user information in the token are not the same, the user is denied access to that resource.
TxBear

2002-03-14, 5:08 pm

Sorry about that folks, I'll do more research before I post a link next time
mrfixit

2002-03-14, 5:35 pm

quote:
Originally posted by TxBear
Sorry about that folks, I'll do more research before I post a link next time


That's okay, the point is you tried!

(Heck, I posted that you had put up a good link, without really reading what was up there! )
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