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Can I query ACLs ?
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| Alaska1 2003-12-04, 12:18 pm |
| I have a several objects that I have access to. Those objects have me listed in the ACL for that object. Is there an Active Directory tool that will allow me to list all the objects in AD that have me listed in their ACLs?
The reason I ask is I have a Group listed in AD but nobody knows what objects it has access to.
Knowing Microsoft it would be a third-party application ...
Thanks to All ... | |
| adam salam 2003-12-08, 8:12 am |
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Originally posted by Alaska1
I have a several objects that I have access to. Those objects have me listed in the ACL for that object. Is there an Active Directory tool that will allow me to list all the objects in AD that have me listed in their ACLs?
The reason I ask is I have a Group listed in AD but nobody knows what objects it has access to.
Knowing Microsoft it would be a third-party application ...
Thanks to All ...
Hi
Did you try using the tools included in w2k server
>CSVDE
or
>LDIFDE
I am not shore if they will you what you need, but I think they will give you an approach as they can give you the ability to import and export AD related data to or from a text file or excel file format.
hope that give you a start  | |
| jeff_j_black 2003-12-10, 8:16 am |
| cacls is a command line tool that will display or modify acl. There is also a third party tool called 'DumpSec' from the folks that bring you Hyena. You can download it free from their site. | |
| adam salam 2003-12-10, 1:24 pm |
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Originally posted by jeff_j_black
cacls is a command line tool that will display or modify acl. There is also a third party tool called 'DumpSec' from the folks that bring you Hyena. You can download it free from their site.
Thanks Jeff, I like your inputs. |
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