perms - Zeigt Berechtigungen des angegebenen Bnutzers auf angegebene Dateien oder Ordner an - CMD Befehle Übersicht
CMD Befehle Übersicht
Beschreibung
Zeigt Berechtigungen des angegebenen Benutzers auf angegebene Dateien oder Verzeichnisse an.
Displays a user's permissions to specified files and directories.
PERMS [domain\|computer\]username path [/i] [/s]
[domain\|computer\]username Name of user whose permissions are to be checked.
path A file or directory, wildcards (*,?) accepted.
/i Assumes the specified user is logged on interactively
to computer where the file/directory resides.
With this switch, PERMS assumes the user is a member
of the INTERACTIVE group. Without this switch, PERMS
assumes the user is a member of the NETWORK group.
/s Check permissions on files in subdirectories.
The output access mask contains the following letters:
R Read
W Write
X Execute
D Delete
P Change Permissions
O Take Ownership
A General All
- No Access
* The specified user is the owner of the file or directory.
# A group the user is a member of owns the file or directory.
? The user's access permisssions can not be determined.Displays a user's permissions to specified files and directories.
PERMS [domain\|computer\]username path [/i] [/s]
[domain\|computer\]username Name of user whose permissions are to be checked.
path A file or directory, wildcards (*,?) accepted.
/i Assumes the specified user is logged on interactively
to computer where the file/directory resides.
With this switch, PERMS assumes the user is a member
of the INTERACTIVE group. Without this switch, PERMS
assumes the user is a member of the NETWORK group.
/s Check permissions on files in subdirectories.
The output access mask contains the following letters:
R Read
W Write
X Execute
D Delete
P Change Permissions
O Take Ownership
A General All
- No Access
* The specified user is the owner of the file or directory.
# A group the user is a member of owns the file or directory.
? The user's access permisssions can not be determined.Bemerkung:
Dieser Befehl ist in aktuellen Windows Versionen nicht mehr vorhanden. Als Alternative kann der Befehl Cacls verwendet werden.
Verfügbar unter
Windows 2003 Resource Kit, Windows 2000 Resource Kit