Managing Windows permissions with CLI (Icacls) // Windows Fundamentals // EP 7

[@skylarrbeck]

Thanks for the reupload. I know it is not great for the metrics, but it sounds so much better!

[@NetworkChuck]

Thank you for being patient with us! :)

[@AsadHanifSJ]

Tons of Thanks for your time and efforts. Please keep it up

[@codclever]

Bro, you are my best tech and networking teacher man! Really love your video man! Love from India!

[@rosetatianaantenor1209]

You're such a great teacher, thank you for your contents. How do you enable "special permissions"? Mine is greyed out.

[@ben-cb5er]

Integrity Control Access Control Lists = Icacls

[@bobbyperezii]

Integrity Control Access Control List "icacls"

[@leloelela]

Love this, but I have a request- please make an identical video for DCACLS. DCACLS has poor documentation and the GUI for administering OU permissions is almost non-existent. The Delegation of Control Wizard doesn't let you edit permissions. The output from DCACLS is very different and weird.

[@user-pp5ri9dq4y]

if are user has (OI)(CI)and (F) what do they need (I) for??

[@trevorbeingtrevor]

If I understood correctly, that means permissions were inherited from higher up the chain in the file system. see 5:16

[@Tony-xc5sk]

icacls: Identity Control Access Control List(s).

[@sharedhardware]

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