Registry Security Detail Form

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Registry Security Detail Form (NT)

User/Group Name:

Enter the User and or Group names separated by semi-colons. If necessary, preface the user/group name with the domain name. For example, to indicate the group Everyone in domain ABCCorp, enter as: "ABCCorp\Everyone"

Permissions Dropdown List:

Provides a quick way to select the most common types of access. If you wish to provide a set of permissions other than the common Read or Full Control, select Special Access and then set the specific permissions you need in the Individual Permissions box.

Type of Access

Access Allowed: Adds (or removes if Revoke/Remove is checked) an ACE to the Access Allowed ACL for each listed user or group.

Access Denied: Adds (or removes if Revoke/Remove is checked) an ACE to the Access Denied ACL for each listed user or group. Access Denied has higher priority than Access Allowed, therefor, a user denied Full Control in the Access Denied ACL, and allowed Full Control in the Access Allowed ACL would not be able to access the key.

Please note, Microsoft's REGEDT32.EXE cannot edit security on keys that contain an Access Denied ACL. This does not mean the OS will not enforce the security, only that you cannot change the security settings later using REGEDT32.EXE.

Audit Access: Adds (or removes if Revoke/Remove is checked) an ACE to the Audit Access ACL for each listed user or group. Depending on the type of Audit Access entry added, Audit Access entries cause an entry to be made in the event log whenever the key is successfully accessed, or when an attempt to access the key fails.

Permissions

Query Value: Permission to query the value

Set Value: Permission to change the value

Create Subkey: Permission to create subkeys

Enumerate Subkeys: Permission to enumerate (list) subkeys

Notify: Permission to audit the notification events

Create Link: Permission to create a symbolic link in a particular key

Delete: Permission to delete the key

Write DAC: Permission to gain access to a key for the purpose of writing to the discretionary access control list

Write Owner: Permission to take ownership of the key

Read Control: Permission to gain access to the security information for the selected key.

Full Control: All of the above.

Security Object Inheritance

Container Inherit: Container objects, such as Registry Keys inherit the access item object.

Inherit Only: The access item object does not apply to the container object, but to objects contained by it.

Object Inherit: The access item object is inherited by non container objects, such as values created within the key to which the access item object is assigned.

No Propagate: The Object Inherit and Container Inherit flags are not propagated to inherited access control entries.

Success Audit: Used with access items that belong to System Audit list to indicate a message is generated for successful access attempts.

Fail Audit: Used with access items that belong to System Audit list to indicate a message is generated for failed access attempts.

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