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Aclset automatically secures all files and directories on all hard drives. Aclset secures all files, directories, and drives. After the file systems are secured, use the Security Configuration utility and other tools to selectively enable user access to files and directories. This method makes sure that there are no file system security leaks. Aclset sets all file and directory Access Control Lists (ACLs) to grant Full Access rights to the Administrators and System groups only; the Users group has no access. This step is also referred to as “locking down” the file system.

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Type aclset with no parameters to secure all local drives.

path

The drive or directory to secure. The specified drive or directory and all subdirectories are secured.

/? (help)

Displays the syntax for the utility and information about the utility’s options.

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Aclset with no parameters secures all files and subdirectories on all local drives by setting all files and subdirectories to administrator access only. Use this to perform the initial “lock down” on a server. After running aclset, use Security Configuration to configure Terminal Server operating system file and registry security. You must manually change the permissions on other files and directories as needed to provide user access.