[gptalk] Reading apply permissions
- From: "Maugris Beauchamps" <rmgmaug38xq@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 15:23:44 -0800
When I look at the permissions of registry.pol using xcacls, it says a
particular group has read permissions, and indeed they do, but the
group also has Apply Group Policy permissions, which does not show up
in the file's acl at all.
When I look using GPMC, the group has the permissions listed as "Read
(from security filtering"
In the Delegation tab, they show as having Read and Apply.
Is there a command line utility or script that can show the applied
permissions to GPOs?
I would find this useful, because I have policies that apply
generally, but from some specific users, or some specific sub-groups,
I deny the apply permissions to exempt them from the policy's
application. It would be nice to ensure that all is well before let
the policies go to work.
Thanks,
--MB
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