security descriptor

The security descriptor for an object specifies the various access events to be audited for the object .

Exchange stores the security descriptor on an attachment (or embedded message) in the database, but does not use it.

Specifies the section of a security descriptor to be queried or set.

does not move the security descriptor with the file. The file will be assigned the default security descriptor in the destination directory.

The part of an object's security descriptor that grants or denies specific users and groups permission to access the object.

Specifies that the security descriptor binary representation is in the self-relative format.

Number of objects remaining to examine while processing the current DS Security Descriptor Propagator Event .

Unable to allocate enough local memory for share Security Descriptor.

Specifies which sections of a security descriptor to save or load.

An object can be a file, process, event, or anything else having a security descriptor.

The resource manager control bits contain information specific to the resource manager accessing the security descriptor.

When a user opens a message , the message inherits message ACEs dynamically from the folder security descriptor.

The security descriptor does not let authenticated users run Windows Update or Microsoft Update.

security descriptor verification completed.

The Security Descriptor Propagator is waiting for a propagation event .

When Exchange checks the administrative security descriptor, it first updates the inherited ACEs in the security descriptor.

True if the new security descriptor is associated with a container object.

True if the new security descriptor is associated with a directory object.

Because of this, an application should check for the existence of an AEFA ACE and remove it before modifying any security descriptor.

Message Queuing returns this error if the supplied security buffer is too small for the security descriptor.

Saves the specified sections of the security descriptor associated with this.

Array of bytes containing the security descriptor associated with this GPO in self-relative format.

Class with the specified channel properties, sink, and security descriptor.

Object that represents the security descriptor for this directory entry.

The security descriptor stored in the Registry for the share %1 was invalid. The share was not automatically recreated.

The SDDL representation of the specified sections of the security descriptor associated with this.

This method returns the security descriptor information currently in memory.

The right to modify the DACL in the object security descriptor.

Sets the primary group for the security descriptor associated with this ObjectSecurity object.

Protected methods that save the security descriptor information in this ObjectSecurity object to permanent storage.

The default security is invalid. Select an appropriate security descriptor.

Sets the security descriptor for this ObjectSecurity object from the specified Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) string.

Sets the primary group for the security descriptor associated with this.

The security descriptor options specified for this control.

The Security Descriptor Propagator has been notified of waiting propagation events .

In the user object , the mailbox security descriptor is stored using a special attribute .

When you create a new mailbox-enabled user, the mailbox inherits a security descriptor from the mailbox database.

Sets the owner for the security descriptor associated with this ObjectSecurity object.

The array of bytes from which to set the security descriptor.

In general, the administrative security descriptor follows the Windows 2000 rules for format and inheritance.

Protected methods that save the security descriptor information in this.

Values that specify security descriptor options.

Class is used to pass flags to the server to control various security descriptor behaviors.

These flags affect the security descriptor behavior.

In addition, if a user copies the attached message to a top-level folder, its security descriptor will immediately become effective.

A security descriptor identifies the object's owner and primary group.

The Security Descriptor attribute could not be read .

The SDDL string from which to set the security descriptor.

The directory serviced processed security descriptor propagation number %1. %2 objects were touched.

Creating a default security descriptor.

Gets or sets the security descriptor for this entry.

The default security descriptor could not be set.

The directory service processing security descriptor propagation number %1 starting from node %2.

DS Security Descriptor Propagations Events is the number of Security Descriptor Propagation Events that are queued but not yet processed.

Enables you to specify rights common to most objects, for example, deleting the object or reading a security descriptor.

Replacing missing or invalid security descriptor for file %1.

Insufficient disk space for security descriptor for file %1.

No security descriptor flag is set.

Instead, the Exchange store uses the security descriptor of the outermost message for all attached messages.

You will need to specify this in the object's security descriptor.

As with mailboxes, security descriptor information for public folders resides both in the Exchange store and in Active Directory.

The security descriptor for the mailbox object resides both in the Exchange store and in the user object in Active Directory.

Retrieves a structural representation of the object's security descriptor

Returns an array of byte values that represents the security descriptor information for this

Set a default security descriptor for all connections on this terminal server

The following error occurred while building the security descriptor for the selected permission

Sets the specified sections of the security descriptor for this

An error occurred validating the cluster security descriptor

An array of byte values that represents the security descriptor for this

An access violation may occur when the Message Queuing Service reads the security descriptor

Sets security descriptor to the specified structure

If the security descriptor of the database object has been modified