Explicit permissions

Explicit permissions are set on the ACL of a file or folder - correct??
I thought I had mastered permissions on my 70-270 material. It seems permissions get more and more messy for each exam...
I thought I had mastered permissions on my 70-270 material. It seems permissions get more and more messy for each exam...

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eurotrash Member Posts: 817
Yes. Explicit permissions are explicitly defined (or set) on the file/folder, while implicit permissions are inherited.witty comment -
Danman32 Member Posts: 1,243
Or obtained through group membership (which I suppose is a kind of inheritance).
AD objects can also have explicit and inherited permissions as well.
2003 added a neat function to the security tab which is showing effective permissions a security principle object would have on this object. Microsoft should have had that a LONG time ago, even if it was a separate tool.