code groups

If code is a member of the parent code group, then the code might be a member of one or more of that group's child code groups.

Each child code group can have its own child code groups; this behavior extends to any number of levels, forming a tree.

It searches all the child code groups of a code group before searching sibling groups .

You can use this method to analyze the effect of the code groups in a policy level with respect to a certain set of evidence.

Code groups are the encapsulation of a rule and are arranged hierarchically in a policy level .

Gets or sets an ordered list of the child code groups of a code group.

Security policy defines several code groups and associates each group with a set of permissions.

Security policy defines several code groups and associates each of them with a set of permissions.

A set of code groups organized into a single rooted tree .

Code groups, which exist as a hierarchy within the enterprise, machine, and user policy levels.

When you delete a code group that has child code groups, you also delete the child code groups.

custom security objects are membership conditions , permissions , or code groups created using a custom library object.

Policy nodes to view information about code groups, permission sets, and policy assemblies for the selected policy level.

The administrators of each policy level can create their own code groups and associated permission sets.

A visual snippet diagram also supports the conditional execution of code groups, which you create by adding a conditional control structure.

Administrators configure security policy by managing code groups and their associated permission sets.

Code groups map evidence to a set of allowed permissions.

You manage policy by mapping code groups to permission sets on the policy level or levels that you administer.

Code groups are the building blocks of code access security policy.

Enables administrators to configure security policy by associating sets of permissions with groups of code (code groups).

If the input value is true, the code groups in the upper part of the control structure execute.

List option displays the list of code groups followed by a list of named permission sets available in that policy.

You can see the permissions that are granted to a specified assembly and the code groups that the assembly belongs to.

Only code groups whose membership conditions match a given assembly and their child code groups apply policy.

Zones and the corresponding code groups have no child code groups.

Enterprise, machine, and user policy levels are represented by a hierarchy of code groups.

This reveals whether the policy is set up correctly, and whether the assembly matches the correct code groups.

Code groups contain a membership condition, a permission set association, and code group attributes.

A hierarchy of code groups within the enterprise, machine, and user policy levels.

Add code groups to the Report Designer and report server policy configuration files to grant permission to the data provider.

Each security policy level has a set of permission sets that can be associated with code groups on that level.

The other command-line operations that target code groups also use the numerical labels to refer to specific code groups.

The following command shows all code groups of the machine, enterprise, and specified custom user policy that.

For more information about evidence, code groups, and permission sets, see Security Policy Model.

Each level contains its own hierarchy of code groups and permission sets.

When overridden in a derived class, resolves matching code groups.

Only immediate child code groups can be removed with this method.

Administrators can use named permission sets to establish or modify the security policy for code groups.

You can view, add, remove, and change code groups for a security policy.

Otherwise, the code groups in the lower part of the structure execute.

Each policy level consists of a hierarchy of code groups.

Represents the abstract base class from which all implementations of code groups must derive.

The following command lists the code groups and descriptions for all policy levels (enterprise, machine, and user).

Displays the code groups of the specified policy level or all policy levels.

If there is a match, this method returns a policy statement for the code group, including evaluation of child code groups.

Code groups can also have attributes that affect how the code group is used to define security policy.

Attribute flags set on policy statements control how code groups merge with other code groups and other policy levels.

The default merge logic performs a union on permissions that child code groups grant.

Each policy level consists of a root code group that can have child code groups.

View the permissions granted to an assembly or the code groups that grant permissions to an assembly.

Assigning permissions and attributes to code groups.

Defines special attribute flags for security policy on code groups.

Policy levels and code groups are the structure of the policy hierarchy.

The following table shows the attributes that can be applied to code groups.

Gets a collection of code groups matching the specified evidence.

For more information about code groups, see Security Policy.

For details, see Configuring Code Groups Using the. NET Framework Configuration Tool.

Determines whether two code groups are equivalent.

The order of child code groups is significant for certain code groups.

Each policy level is represented by a hierarchical structure of code groups .

A security policy level comprises a hierarchy of code groups.

Node to view the code groups associated with the policy level.

Code groups are defined to test for specific forms of evidence and have permission sets associated with them.

Each policy level consists of a root code group that can have one or more child code groups.

Describes how to limit the policy grants to specific policy levels or code groups by using code group attributes.

Shows the code groups that a specific assembly (assembly_file) belongs to.

You can use the. NET Framework Configuration tool (Mscorcfg. Msc) to change membership conditions in relation to code groups.

Code groups have a reference number and, optionally, a name.

Expand the Code Groups node, and then expand the tree under the All_code node.

Describes how to use Mscorcfg. Msc to make code groups exclusive or level final.

A list of child code groups.

Describes how to add and change code groups using Mscorcfg. Msc.

Code groups categorize code by characteristics such as its publisher, digital signature, the URL from where it originates, and so on.

That is the root of the tree of matching code groups.

Because it can strongly affect security, use extreme caution when you delete code groups.

For example, code groups use policy level to find named permission sets by name.

Always use named code groups rather than relying on their numbers (for example, use MyComputer_Zone instead of 1. 1).

To do so, add the following code group information to the end of the code groups section in the configuration file

To list the code groups for a policy level

Mapping Code Groups to Permission Sets

For more information on code groups, see

How to: Make Code Groups Exclusive or Level Final