Windows NTFS Folder Permissions Reports
DSRAZOR for Windows
The Windows NTFS Folder Permissions Reports provided by DSRAZOR for Windows gives you the ability to comprehensively audit and document your vital NTFS Folder Permission settings.
DSRAZOR for Windows provides many ready-to-run reports to help you Document your Windows NTFS environment.
Folder Trustees with Admin privileges (users and groups)
DSRAZOR for Windows searches and reports on trustees of any type on all files and folders in the selected Windows Share or folder path that have administrative privileges over the scanned file system objects. Trustees with explicit and/or inherited permissions can be reported separately or in a single list. Results returned include the number of objects the trustees control and you can view a detailed list of file system objects where the trustee has privileges and the privilege level. Included, is functionality where the trustee can be removed from the ACL of selected file system objects.
Folder Permissions and Owner
DSRAZOR for Windows searches from the selected Windows Share or folder path for all folders and lists the following details for each folder:
- Permission Type (Allow/Deny), Description, Inheritance Status
- Owner Name
- Trustees for the folder
Folder Trustees (users and groups)
DSRAZOR for Windows searches and reports on trustees of any type on all files and folders in the selected Windows Share or folder path. Trustees with explicit and/or inherited permissions can be reported separately or in a single list. Results returned include the number of objects the trustees control and you can view a detailed list of file system objects where the trustee has privileges and the privilege level. Included, is functionality where the trustee can be removed from the ACL of selected file system objects.
Effective NTFS Permissions
DSRAZOR for Windows calculates "effective" NTFS permissions on directories. You can search for all users in a selected domain or you can choose specific users and groups for permissions reporting. You can report permissions on a specific folder or a specific shared folder. You can also choose to start a search from a selected folder or shared folder and report on all directories below that point in the directory tree.
