Microsoft Windows Workstations and Servers
Microsoft Windows-based systems have highly granular file-based access controls. On a local level, an administrator works with users, groups, and objects. The administrator may group users together to grant rights. The administrator may control objects with both basic and advanced rights. TABLE 8-2 lists the basic access rights available in Windows and what they affect.
| NAME | DESCRIPTION | FILE OR FOLDER |
|---|---|---|
| Full Control | Change permissions, take ownership, and delete subfolders and files. Perform actions permitted by all other NT File System (NTFS) file or folder permissions. |
Both |
| Modify | Delete a file or folder. ... |
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