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The definitive guide to Windows 2000 security, Chapter 5, 'Configuring access control'

Date Published:
15 NOV 2004

About the White Paper:
Access control provides the logical, or physical, controls that prevent unauthorized access to information resources. Check out Paul Cooke's e-book "The definitive guide to Windows 2000 security," Chapter 5, 'Configuring access control,' to learn about the components of access control in Windows 2000.

Chapter 5 excerpts:

Configuring access control

The Windows 2000 access control model

How access control works

Security identifiers (SIDs)

SIDs versus GUIDs

Where Windows 2000 uses SIDs

The structure of a SID

RIDs and the RID Master role

Permissions vs. privileges

Security groups

Access control lists

Access control entries

The structure of an ACE

Restricted access tokens

Tying it all together

Access control best practices

About the book
Published by Realtimepublishers.com, this e-book covers all the bases of a comprehensive security methodology for your Microsoft Windows 2000 environment. Click for the full e-book.

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