Aufbau des SDDL Formates
Gültig für: Alle Windows Versionen
Hier wird der Aufbau des SDDL (Service Descriptor Definition Language) Formates beschrieben. Hiermit können entsprechende Sicherheitsinformationen gesetzt werden, wie sie z.B. vom Befehl SC benutzt werden.
Beispiel:
D:(A;;CCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRRC;;;SY)
O:owner_sid
G:group_sid
D:(dacl_flags)(dacl_flags)...
S:(sacl_flags)(sacl_flags)...
Aufbau eines dacl_flags
[ACE Type];[ACE Flags];[Rechte];[SID];;[Trustee]
ACE Type:
Parameter |
Beschreibung |
A |
ACCESS ALLOWED |
D |
ACCESS DENIED |
OA |
OBJECT ACCESS ALLOWED: ONLY APPLIES TO A SUBSET OF THE OBJECT(S). |
OD |
OBJECT ACCESS DENIED: ONLY APPLIES TO A SUBSET OF THE OBJECT(S). |
AU |
SYSTEM AUDIT |
AL |
SYSTEM ALARM |
OU |
OBJECT SYSTEM AUDIT |
OL |
OBJECT SYSTEM ALARM |
ACE Flags:
Parameter |
Beschreibung |
CI |
CONTAINER INHERIT: Child objects that are containers, such as directories, inherit the ACE as an explicit ACE. |
OI |
OBJECT INHERIT: Child objects that are not containers inherit the ACE as an explicit ACE. |
NP |
NO PROPAGATE: ONLY IMMEDIATE CHILDREN INHERIT THIS ACE. |
IO |
INHERITANCE ONLY: ACE DOESN'T APPLY TO THIS OBJECT, BUT MAY AFFECT CHILDREN VIA INHERITANCE. |
ID |
ACE IS INHERITED |
SA |
SUCCESSFUL ACCESS AUDIT |
FA |
FAILED ACCESS |
Rechte:
Parameter |
Beschreibung |
Allgemeine Rechte:: |
|
GA |
GENERIC ALL |
GR |
GENERIC READ |
GW |
GENERIC WRITE |
GX |
GENERIC EXECUTE |
Verzeichnisservice Rechte: |
|
RC |
Read Permissions |
SD |
Delete |
WD |
Modify Permissions |
WO |
Modify Owner |
RP |
Read All Properties |
WP |
Write All Properties |
CC |
Create All Child Objects |
DC |
Delete All Child Objects |
LC |
List Contents |
SW |
All Validated Writes |
LO |
List Object |
DT |
Delete Subtree |
CR |
All Extended Rights |
Dateirechte: |
|
FA |
FILE ALL ACCESS |
FR |
FILE GENERIC READ |
FW |
FILE GENERIC WRITE |
FX |
FILE GENERIC EXECUTE |
Registryrechte: |
|
KA |
KEY ALL ACCESS |
KR |
KEY READ |
KW |
KEY WRITE |
KX |
KEY EXECUTE |
Trustee
Parameter |
Beschreibung |
AO |
Account operators |
RU |
Alias to allow previous Windows 2000 |
AN |
Anonymous logon |
AU |
Authenticated users |
BA |
Built-in administrators |
BG |
Built-in guests |
BO |
Backup operators |
BU |
Built-in users |
CA |
Certificate server administrators |
CG |
Creator group |
CO |
Creator owner |
DA |
Domain administrators |
DC |
Domain computers |
DD |
Domain controllers |
DG |
Domain guests |
DU |
Domain users |
EA |
Enterprise administrators |
ED |
Enterprise domain controllers |
WD |
Everyone |
PA |
Group Policy administrators |
IU |
Interactively logged-on user |
LA |
Local administrator |
LG |
Local guest |
LS |
Local service account |
SY |
Local system |
NU |
Network logon user |
NO |
Network configuration operators |
NS |
Network service account |
PO |
Printer operators |
PS |
Personal self |
PU |
Power users |
RS |
RAS servers group |
RD |
Terminal server users |
RE |
Replicator |
RC |
Restricted code |
SA |
Schema administrators |
SO |
Server operators |
SU |
Service logon user |
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