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by jcharris
Since the Security.exe program is no longer available, you'll have to make do with a batch file approach, using NLIST. Try the following:
Create a blank file on the root of your C: drive called secure.txt.
Edit another file called Secure.bat andcopy the following lines into it:
:: SECURE.BAT
@echo off
:: Batch file to check Object Trustee Access Control Lists
:: Make sure the input text file exists
If not exist C:\secure.txt cd. >c:\secure.txt
::
:: Change context to the root.
::
cx /r
:: Let's put a time & date header on the text file:
Echo. >>C:\secure.txt
Echo ------------------------------------------------------------- >>C:\secure.txt
systime >>C:\secure.txt
Echo ------------------------------------------------------------- >>C:\secure.txt
Echo. >>C:\secure.txt
Echo. >>C:\secure.txt
Echo User Rights
Echo ------------------------------------------------------------- >>C:\secure.txt
::
Echo Checking User rights.
Echo Please be patient...
:: This will list all users and their rights as well as other objects.
NLIST Organization SHOW "Object Trustees (ACL)" /S >> C:\secure.txt
NLIST "Organizational Unit" SHOW "Object Trustees (ACL)" /S >> C:\SECURE.TXT
::
Echo End of listing
Echo ------------------------------------------------------------- >>C:\secure.txt
Echo End of listing >>C:\secure.txt
::
:: End of secure.bat
Login as admin and CX to [ROOT] (the batch file will also do this), use the /S flag to get more than the current container. To examine a single container, rem out the cx /r line and remove the /S flag.
by stoews
by jcharris
by jcharris
You might do well to check this solution out:
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tools/1222.html . I haven't tried it, but it sounds like exactly what your looking for.
by stoews
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